Feature: Real-time threat intelligence feed integration for adaptive security

[cdzzy]

Problem

Static security policies can't keep up with evolving attack patterns. traceshield should integrate with threat intelligence feeds to adapt defenses dynamically.

Proposed Solution: Threat Intelligence Integration

const shield = new TraceShield({
  threatIntel: {
    enabled: true,
    providers: [
      {
        name: "MISP",
        url: "https://misp.local/api/events",
        apiKey: process.env.MISP_API_KEY,
        refreshInterval: "1h"
      },
      {
        name: "OpenCTI",
        url: "https://opencti.local/graphql",
        apiKey: process.env.OCTI_API_KEY,
        refreshInterval: "30m"
      }
    ],
    autoUpdatePolicies: true
  }
})

// Threat intel updates security policies automatically
// New attack pattern detected in wild:
//   - Technique: Malicious MCP server named "filesystem"
//   - IOCs: [hash1, hash2, hash3]
//   - Mitigation: Block MCP servers with shadowing names

// Policy auto-updated
shield.policies.get("mcp-security").rules.push({
  name: "block-shadowing-mcp-servers",
  condition: (server) => server.isShadowingKnownTool(),
  action: "block",
  source: "threat-intel:MISP-2026-04-01"
})

Threat Categories Tracked

Category	Examples	Policy Action
Prompt Injection	New jailbreak patterns	Update injection detector
Tool Misuse	Unauthorized API calls	Add to blocked list
Data Exfiltration	Leaked API keys	Revoke and alert
MCP Threats	Malicious servers	Block by signature

Dashboard

Real-time threat map showing:

• Current threat level (green/yellow/red)
• Recent threats blocked
• Policy update history
• Geographic attack distribution

Community Sharing

// Share new threat patterns with community
await shield.shareThreatPattern({
  pattern: new InjectionPattern(...),
  attribution: "anonymous",
  consent: true
})

This creates a collective defense network for AI agents.