CyBot Open Source Threat Intelligence Chat Bot
CyBot is a free and open source threat intelligence chat bot designed to be hosted on a Raspberry Pi or virtual machine, with a community-driven plugin framework that allows users to easily expand its capabilities. Users can contribute by writing Python plugins and sharing them with the community.
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