actaeon 0.2.0b0__tar.gz

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  1. actaeon-0.2.0b0/LICENSE +202 -0
  2. actaeon-0.2.0b0/NOTICE +16 -0
  3. actaeon-0.2.0b0/PKG-INFO +339 -0
  4. actaeon-0.2.0b0/README.md +272 -0
  5. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/__init__.py +3 -0
  6. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/__main__.py +3 -0
  7. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/access.py +137 -0
  8. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/assistant.py +209 -0
  9. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/auth.py +443 -0
  10. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bench.py +186 -0
  11. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/__init__.py +16 -0
  12. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/common.py +148 -0
  13. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/demo.py +232 -0
  14. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/local_intel.py +77 -0
  15. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/local_tools.py +31 -0
  16. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/openapi.py +169 -0
  17. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/search_index.py +303 -0
  18. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/server.py +109 -0
  19. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/sql.py +227 -0
  20. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/taxii.py +185 -0
  21. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/bridges/web.py +109 -0
  22. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/cli.py +910 -0
  23. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/company.py +102 -0
  24. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/config.example.yaml +236 -0
  25. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/config.py +336 -0
  26. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/__init__.py +6 -0
  27. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/audit.py +131 -0
  28. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/client.py +294 -0
  29. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/contract.py +103 -0
  30. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/hub.py +279 -0
  31. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/oauth.py +237 -0
  32. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/policy.py +79 -0
  33. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/ratelimit.py +26 -0
  34. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/spec.py +154 -0
  35. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/connectors/untrusted.py +29 -0
  36. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/db.py +341 -0
  37. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/db_migrate.py +92 -0
  38. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/decode.py +150 -0
  39. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/demo/__init__.py +1 -0
  40. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/demo/data.py +87 -0
  41. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/demo/setup.py +62 -0
  42. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/doctor.py +157 -0
  43. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/__init__.py +6 -0
  44. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/attack_data.json +1 -0
  45. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/attack_names.py +79 -0
  46. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/autopilot.py +153 -0
  47. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/chat.py +132 -0
  48. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/coverage.py +73 -0
  49. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/detection.py +180 -0
  50. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/drift.py +262 -0
  51. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/engine.py +696 -0
  52. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/entities.py +169 -0
  53. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/graph.py +86 -0
  54. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/injection.py +112 -0
  55. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/jsonparse.py +70 -0
  56. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/library.py +225 -0
  57. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/memory.py +192 -0
  58. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/packs.py +114 -0
  59. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/prompts.py +101 -0
  60. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/report.py +138 -0
  61. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/scheduler.py +156 -0
  62. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/service.py +492 -0
  63. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/sigma_convert.py +159 -0
  64. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/signals.py +56 -0
  65. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/store.py +158 -0
  66. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/sweep.py +231 -0
  67. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/timeline.py +87 -0
  68. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/toolloop.py +142 -0
  69. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/triage.py +123 -0
  70. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/validator.py +109 -0
  71. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunt/verify.py +88 -0
  72. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/collection/archive-created-before-transfer.yaml +6 -0
  73. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/collection/data-staged-on-a-network-share.yaml +6 -0
  74. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/collection/email-forwarding-rule-to-an-outside-address.yaml +6 -0
  75. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/collection/storage-made-public.yaml +6 -0
  76. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/command-and-control/beaconing.yaml +6 -0
  77. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/command-and-control/first-seen-external-destination.yaml +6 -0
  78. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/command-and-control/rare-user-agent.yaml +6 -0
  79. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/command-and-control/tool-download-with-built-in-utilities.yaml +6 -0
  80. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/command-and-control/unusual-dns.yaml +6 -0
  81. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/as-rep-roasting.yaml +6 -0
  82. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/browser-credential-store-access.yaml +6 -0
  83. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/brute-force-against-one-account.yaml +6 -0
  84. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/consent-to-an-unfamiliar-application.yaml +6 -0
  85. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/directory-replication-from-a-non-controller.yaml +6 -0
  86. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/kerberoasting.yaml +6 -0
  87. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/lsass-memory-access.yaml +6 -0
  88. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/mfa-fatigue.yaml +6 -0
  89. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/password-spraying.yaml +6 -0
  90. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/credential-access/registry-hive-or-ntds-copy.yaml +6 -0
  91. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/defense-impairment/cloud-logging-disabled.yaml +6 -0
  92. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/defense-impairment/event-log-clearing.yaml +6 -0
  93. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/defense-impairment/firewall-rule-added-or-disabled.yaml +6 -0
  94. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/defense-impairment/linux-log-or-history-tampering.yaml +6 -0
  95. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/defense-impairment/security-tool-tampering.yaml +6 -0
  96. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/discovery/burst-of-discovery-commands.yaml +6 -0
  97. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/discovery/internal-port-scan.yaml +6 -0
  98. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/encoded-powershell-from-office.yaml +6 -0
  99. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/first-seen-process-on-servers.yaml +6 -0
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  101. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/new-scheduled-task-by-an-unusual-parent.yaml +6 -0
  102. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/office-macro-writing-executables.yaml +6 -0
  103. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/python-or-perl-one-liner-with-a-network-connection.yaml +6 -0
  104. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/rare-parent-child-process-pair.yaml +6 -0
  105. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/script-host-from-a-download-or-temp-folder.yaml +6 -0
  106. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/unix-shell-from-a-web-server.yaml +6 -0
  107. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/execution/wmi-process-creation.yaml +6 -0
  108. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/exfiltration/large-outbound-transfer-at-night.yaml +6 -0
  109. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/exfiltration/upload-to-cloud-storage.yaml +6 -0
  110. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/impact/mass-file-changes.yaml +6 -0
  111. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/impact/service-stop-spree.yaml +6 -0
  112. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/impact/shadow-copy-deletion.yaml +6 -0
  113. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/initial-access/account-logging-in-from-a-first-seen-source.yaml +6 -0
  114. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/initial-access/cloud-access-key-used-from-a-new-location.yaml +6 -0
  115. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/initial-access/impossible-travel.yaml +6 -0
  116. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/initial-access/phishing-attachment-to-process.yaml +6 -0
  117. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/lateral-movement/pass-the-hash-pattern.yaml +6 -0
  118. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/lateral-movement/rdp-from-an-unusual-source.yaml +6 -0
  119. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/lateral-movement/remote-powershell-or-winrm-use.yaml +6 -0
  120. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/lateral-movement/remote-service-execution.yaml +6 -0
  121. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/lateral-movement/ssh-lateral-movement.yaml +6 -0
  122. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/persistence/image-file-execution-options-hijack.yaml +6 -0
  123. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/persistence/new-cloud-admin-or-role-assignment.yaml +6 -0
  124. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/persistence/new-privileged-account.yaml +6 -0
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  131. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/privilege-escalation/process-injection-indicators.yaml +6 -0
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  136. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/hunts/stealth/timestomping-or-hidden-files.yaml +6 -0
  137. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/intel/__init__.py +6 -0
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  145. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/jobs.py +358 -0
  146. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/leads.py +225 -0
  147. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/mcp_server.py +167 -0
  148. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/outputs.py +247 -0
  149. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/paths.py +26 -0
  150. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/privacy.py +155 -0
  151. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/providers/__init__.py +193 -0
  152. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/providers/anthropic.py +65 -0
  153. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/providers/base.py +156 -0
  154. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/providers/cli.py +86 -0
  155. actaeon-0.2.0b0/actaeon/providers/demo.py +121 -0
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+ # Actaeon
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+ [![CI](https://github.com/ares-369/actaeon/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/ares-369/actaeon/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
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+
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+ **An open-source AI threat hunter.** You give it a hypothesis ("an Office app started encoded
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+ PowerShell this week"). Actaeon plans the hunt, queries your own data sources, follows pivots, and
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+ writes a verdict that cites its evidence and maps to MITRE ATT&CK. When it cannot be sure, it hands
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+ the hunt to a person instead of guessing.
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+
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+ It does not replace your SIEM or EDR. It works on top of them, reading what they already collect.
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+
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+ - **Read-only by default.** It searches and reads. Response actions (isolate, quarantine, delete,
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+ disable, ...) are always blocked; the only writes are ones an admin explicitly allows, such as
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+ opening a case.
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+ - **Works with what you already run.** Every data source is reached through the Model Context
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+ Protocol (MCP), so it is not tied to any product. It ships with bridges for search-index APIs,
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+ read-only SQL databases, STIX/TAXII 2.1 servers and REST/OpenAPI services, and works with any
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+ other MCP server.
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+ - **Your choice of model.** A cloud model or one on your own hardware; each role (planner, analyst,
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+ reporter) can use a different one.
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+ - **Fully open source.** Apache-2.0. Every feature is in this repository. There is no paid
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+ edition, no licence key and no telemetry.
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+
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+ > **Beta, solo-maintained.** It has been tested in one home lab and on public and synthetic
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+ > benchmarks, but not yet in production. It runs on one machine with SQLite by default, with
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+ > PostgreSQL and separate worker processes as options. Treat verdicts as leads to verify, expect
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+ > rough edges, and please [open an issue](https://github.com/ares-369/actaeon/issues) when something
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+ > is wrong. Read [known limitations](docs/known-limitations.md) before relying on it.
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+
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+ ![actaeon demo: scripted offline run against synthetic data](docs/demo.gif)
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+
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+ *The offline demo: synthetic data and a scripted run, no model. It shows the workflow, not detection
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+ quality. Rebuild it with `scripts/make_demo_gif.py`.*
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+
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+ ![A finished hunt: verdict, findings with the evidence they cite, ATT&CK techniques](docs/screenshots/hunt.png)
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+
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+ | Investigation graph | Entities across hunts |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | ![Investigation graph](docs/screenshots/graph.png) | ![Entities](docs/screenshots/entities.png) |
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+ | **Leads** | **ATT&CK coverage** |
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+ | ![Leads](docs/screenshots/leads.png) | ![Coverage](docs/screenshots/coverage.png) |
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+
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+ ## Try it in a minute
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pipx install actaeon # or: pip install actaeon
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+ actaeon demo --offline --run # synthetic data, scripted run (no AI, no keys)
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+ ACTAEON_HOME=~/.actaeon-demo actaeon serve # open http://127.0.0.1:8611
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+ ```
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+ From a checkout instead:
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate && pip install -e .
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+ actaeon demo --offline --run # synthetic data, scripted run (no AI, no keys)
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+ ACTAEON_HOME=~/.actaeon-demo actaeon serve # open http://127.0.0.1:8611
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+ ```
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+ Or with Docker, no Python needed (nothing is kept when it stops):
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+ ```bash
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+ docker compose --profile demo up demo # open http://127.0.0.1:8611
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+ ```
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+
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+ The demo has a planted attack and a harmless look-alike, and all of its data is labelled SAMPLE.
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+ See [docs/demo.md](docs/demo.md).
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+ Screenshots are from this demo; `scripts/make_screenshots.py` rebuilds them.
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+
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+ ## How a hunt works
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+
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+ 1. **Plan.** The planner model turns the hypothesis into steps, and asks for data by *role*
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+ (log search, endpoint, identity, email, asset, network, cloud, intel). It never asks for a product.
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+ 2. **Query.** The analyst model calls connector tools. Before each call a validator requires a time
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+ range (when the tool takes one), caps result sizes, checks field names where the source lists them, and
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+ refuses write and code patterns. Calls are paced and time-limited.
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+ 3. **Pivot.** The model follows what it finds to the same host, user or destination, in other
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+ sources and in intel. When a threat rests on thin evidence, it is asked to corroborate it first.
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+ 4. **Verdict.** The outcome is one of `threat`, `no_results`, `telemetry_found_benign`, `logs_missing`
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+ or `inconclusive`. Claims that do not cite a successful result are dropped, and claims whose
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+ values do not appear in the cited evidence lower the confidence. Missing data is reported as
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+ missing, never as clean.
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+ 5. **Second look.** A threat verdict gets a separate pass that tries to prove it wrong; if that pass
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+ cannot confirm it, the confidence is capped and the hunt goes to a person.
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+ 6. **Hand-off.** When it cannot answer, a "needs analyst" lead opens. The lead says what was
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+ searched, what was missing and what to check next.
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ flowchart TD
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+ H["Hypothesis<br/>(analyst, hunt pack, advisory, autopilot)"] --> P["Planner model<br/>asks for data by role"]
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+ P --> A["Analyst model<br/>chooses the next tool call"]
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+ A --> V["Query validator<br/>time range, result caps, field names, no writes"]
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+ V --> G["Connector policy<br/>read-only tools, per-person access, pacing, time limit"]
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+ G --> C["MCP connectors and bridges<br/>your SIEM, EDR, identity, intel, ..."]
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+ C --> W["Untrusted-data wrapper<br/>random markers, prompt-injection scan"]
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+ W --> A
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+ G -. every call .-> L[("Hash-chained audit log")]
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+ A --> X["Verdict checks<br/>cited evidence, values present, missing data = missing"]
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+ X --> S["Second look on threats"]
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+ S --> O["Verdict, lead or hand-off,<br/>Sigma draft, outputs"]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## What is included
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+
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+ | Area | What you get |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Hunting | Hypothesis hunts, saved hunts with scheduled replays, advisory-driven hunts, threat-actor and campaign hunts, an intel sweep over the indicator ledger |
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+ | Entities across hunts | Every host, user, IP, domain and hash that findings relied on, with its history; entities that keep turning up in unresolved hunts are flagged as recurring ([entities](docs/entities.md)) |
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+ | Inventory drift | What is new on each host since the last snapshot (listening ports, accounts, services, processes), with no model; new items open a lead ([drift](docs/drift.md)) |
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+ | Hunt library | 65 ATT&CK-mapped hypotheses as one YAML file per hunt, a validator, and your own private packs alongside ([hunt packs](docs/hunt-packs.md)) |
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+ | Sources | Any MCP server, plus built-in bridges for search indices, read-only SQL, STIX/TAXII 2.1 and REST/OpenAPI services. Each connector can carry query notes and examples in its own query language. `actaeon connectors check` tests a connector, and a one-file template helps you write your own |
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+ | Intel | A local indicator and advisory store with first/last-seen tracking. Paste IOCs, import files, PDFs or URLs, or pull feeds. Export as STIX 2.1, or push a hunt's indicators to a TAXII 2.1 collection |
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+ | Analyst work | Leads with assignment, status, resolution and history; chat on a finished hunt; feedback on findings; a timeline and an investigation graph (user, host, process, destination, intel match, each link tied to its evidence); an offline decoder for obfuscated command lines (base64, `-EncodedCommand`, gzip, hex, char codes, concatenation) that never runs them (`actaeon decode`, also a tool hunts can use) |
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+ | Detection | Draft rules from a hunt (Sigma, plus the native queries that found data), optionally converted to each connector's query language with pySigma, and a backtest of how often they would have fired |
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+ | Outputs | Email, webhook, or a write tool you explicitly allow (such as opening a case). A reply in the ticket can continue the hunt |
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+ | Reports | Markdown, CSV and JSON; PDF and Word with the `reports` extra; an ATT&CK coverage view |
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+ | Access | `basic`, `local`, OIDC single sign-on or a trusted proxy; viewer, operator and admin roles, mapped from your identity provider's groups; per-source limits so only some people can query (and see hunts over) sensitive sources ([access](docs/access.md)). All of it is free |
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+ | Interfaces | Web UI, CLI, REST API, and Actaeon itself as an MCP server |
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+ | Hunting depth and upkeep | Quick / standard / deep profiles (calls, token cap, second look), hunts that resume after a restart, and retention of old hunts |
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+ | Running it | pip, Docker / compose (non-root, read-only filesystem) or systemd. Runs with no internet access, with local models ([air-gapped](docs/air-gapped.md)) |
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+
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+ ## Safety model
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+ Actaeon reads attacker-controlled text (command lines, user agents, emails), so the controls are
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+ in code, not only in prompts:
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+ - **Read-only by default.** Write-like tools are blocked. Response and destructive actions are
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+ always blocked, whatever the configuration says.
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+ - **Query guard.** Queries need a time window when the tool takes one. Result sizes, time per query,
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+ tool calls and runtime per hunt are capped, and tokens per hunt can be. Each connector is
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+ rate-limited. Leading wildcards, which force the index to scan every value, are refused on log indices.
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+ - **Untrusted data.** Every tool result is wrapped in random markers and treated as data. Text in
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+ the logs that matches known prompt-injection patterns becomes a high-severity lead of its own.
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+ - **Evidence checks.** A claim that cites nothing real is dropped, and the verdict is downgraded.
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+ - **Memory only from people.** Models and data sources cannot write memory. "Benign" notes expire
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+ (90 days by default), so one wrong call cannot hide activity for good.
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+ - **Audit.** Every tool call, including blocked ones, goes to an append-only, hash-chained log.
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+ `actaeon audit verify` checks it.
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+ - **Privacy.** Personal data can be masked before a prompt reaches a cloud model.
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+ Details: [docs/threat-model.md](docs/threat-model.md), [docs/connectors.md](docs/connectors.md),
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+ [docs/privacy.md](docs/privacy.md).
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+ ## Results so far
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+ | Test | Result |
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+ | Lab benchmark on a frozen week of real SIEM data (11 labelled cases) | gemini-3.8-flash: 10 to 11 / 11 over four runs, all 5 threats found, no false positives |
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+ | Same lab cases, other models | gemini-3.1-pro-preview 9 / 11 (3 of 5 threats; its second look talked it out of 2, which went to an analyst), gemini-3.1-flash-lite 8 / 11 (2 of 5 threats); no false positives |
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+ | ExCyTIn-Bench sample (80 public investigation questions) | mean reward 0.512, 40 / 80 fully correct |
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+ | Field test: implant planted where no detection rule covered it | found from host inventory with no alert behind it |
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+ | Tokens per hunt on the lab data (gemini-3.8-flash) | about 210k to 250k input, more than half served from the provider's cache; about 4k output; about 20 model calls |
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+ The samples are small, the lab cases were written by someone who knew the answers, and only Gemini models
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+ have been measured. Read them as "it checks and clears correctly", not as proof that it finds every attacker.
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+ `actaeon bench --model <provider/model>` runs the built-in demo cases (or your own) with any model,
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+ and `benchmarks/` has the runners for the lab and ExCyTIn tests. Results from other models are
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+ welcome. Details, failures included, are in
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+ [docs/benchmarks.md](docs/benchmarks.md) and [docs/field-test-2026-11.md](docs/field-test-2026-11.md).
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+ ## Install
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+ **From PyPI (3.10+)**
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+ ```bash
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+ pipx install actaeon # or: pip install actaeon ; add extras with 'actaeon[all]'
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+ actaeon init # config.yaml, .env and data/ in ~/.actaeon (ACTAEON_HOME to change)
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+ actaeon serve # http://127.0.0.1:8601
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+ ```
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+ **From a checkout**
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate
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+ pip install -e '.[all]' # or just -e . ; extras add cloud SDKs, PDF/Word reports, Sigma
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+ actaeon init # writes config.yaml and .env (SQLite; add --database postgres to choose PostgreSQL)
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+ actaeon serve # http://127.0.0.1:8601
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+ ```
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+ **PostgreSQL and separate workers (optional)**
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+ ```bash
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+ actaeon init --database postgres --db-url 'postgresql://actaeon:PASSWORD@db-host:5432/actaeon'
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+ actaeon serve # with jobs.mode: queue in config.yaml, the server only records jobs
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+ actaeon worker # run one or more of these, on this or other machines
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+ ```
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+ **Docker**
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ **Linux service (systemd)**
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ Actaeon refuses to start on a network address without a login. See [docs/deploy.md](docs/deploy.md).
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+ ## Set it up for your environment
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+ 1. **Models.** Pick a provider for each role (`planner`, `analyst`, `reporter`): Ollama,
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+ Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI or any OpenAI-compatible server. Run
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+ `actaeon models test` to check them. See [docs/models.md](docs/models.md).
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+ 2. **Connectors.** Add your sources as MCP connectors with roles. Use read-only service accounts.
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+ Run `actaeon connectors test` to check them. See [docs/connectors.md](docs/connectors.md) and
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+ [docs/bridges.md](docs/bridges.md).
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+ 3. **Environment profile.** Describe what runs here, what matters most and what is normal, so hunts
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+ fit your estate. See [docs/company-setup.md](docs/company-setup.md).
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+ 4. **Check.** `actaeon doctor`.
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+ ## Documentation
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+ | Topic | Doc |
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+ | Hunting, limits, verdicts, chat | [docs/hunting.md](docs/hunting.md) |
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+ | Saved hunts, schedules, sweeps, memory | [docs/library.md](docs/library.md) |
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+ | Inventory drift | [docs/drift.md](docs/drift.md) |
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+ | Entities across hunts | [docs/entities.md](docs/entities.md) |
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+ | Hunt packs (writing and sharing hypotheses) | [docs/hunt-packs.md](docs/hunt-packs.md) |
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+ | Connectors and bridges | [docs/connectors.md](docs/connectors.md), [docs/bridges.md](docs/bridges.md) |
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+ | Intel store and feeds | [docs/intel.md](docs/intel.md) |
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+ | Autonomy: web intel and autopilot | [docs/autonomy.md](docs/autonomy.md) |
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+ | Outputs and ticket replies | [docs/outputs.md](docs/outputs.md) |
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+ | Models and providers | [docs/models.md](docs/models.md) |
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+ | Running with a local model (set-up and measured results) | [docs/local-models.md](docs/local-models.md) |
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+ | Privacy masking | [docs/privacy.md](docs/privacy.md) |
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+ | Organisation setup, roles and access | [docs/company-setup.md](docs/company-setup.md), [docs/access.md](docs/access.md) |
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+ | Deployment, air-gapped networks | [docs/deploy.md](docs/deploy.md), [docs/air-gapped.md](docs/air-gapped.md) |
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+ | Actaeon as an MCP server | [docs/mcp-server.md](docs/mcp-server.md) |
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+ | Benchmarks | [docs/benchmarks.md](docs/benchmarks.md) |
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+ | Threat model, limitations | [docs/threat-model.md](docs/threat-model.md), [docs/known-limitations.md](docs/known-limitations.md) |
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+ ## What it is not (yet)
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+ - **Not a SIEM or SOAR.** It sits beside them as a read-only investigator, and takes no response
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+ actions.
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+ - **Not clustered by default.** It uses SQLite on one machine, with nothing else to install.
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+ PostgreSQL is an install-time option for several machines; it is new and has not run in
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+ - **Measured with a few models only.** Three Gemini models and one local 7B model were scored; other providers have no measured
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+ results yet. Small local models were not good enough to hunt in testing (a 7B model found 0 of 4 planted
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+ threats on the demo cases; [docs/local-models.md](docs/local-models.md)).
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+ - **Not proven in production yet.**
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+ ## Contributing
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+ Bug reports, hunt hypotheses ([hunt packs](docs/hunt-packs.md)), connectors and benchmark runs
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+ with other models are all welcome. See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) and [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) for how to report
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+ a vulnerability.
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ ## License
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+ Apache-2.0. See [LICENSE](LICENSE), [NOTICE](NOTICE), [DISCLAIMER.md](DISCLAIMER.md) and
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+ [CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md). All features are in this repository, under this licence.