Most threat-intelligence solutions suffer because the data is too hard to standardize and verify. Facebook created the ThreatExchange platform so that participating organizations can share threat data using a convenient, structured, and easy-to-use API that provides privacy controls to enable sharing with only desired groups. You can apply for membership today!
Getting StartedLearn how ThreatExchange is structured and walk through some steps to get started. API StructureLearn how the ThreatExchange API makes use of the Graph API and try a few calls to get started. | Best PracticesMake the most effective use of the API by following these tips. Reference Code on GitHubUse freely available libraries in Javascript, PHP, Python and Ruby to speed-up your integration and development. |
The UI contains point-and-click management for tags, privacy groups, small-scale descriptor download and upload, and more -- while bulk data-processing is best deferred to the API.
UI OverviewEssential information about the UI. | UI ReferenceFull documentation for the ThreatExchange UI. |
Your one-stop shop for ThreatExchange resources. The API contains the complete feature-set of what is possible in ThreatExchange.
API ReferenceFull documentation for all of the ThreatExchange APIs. | Privacy ControlsUnderstand the ways you control who sees the data you publish. |
Re-sharing ControlsUnderstand how to permit re-sharing of your data. | Submitting DataLearn how to submit your data. |
Submitting ConnectionsLearn how to create connections between pieces of data to express relationships. | Editing DataLearn how to edit your data. |
Deleting DataLearn how to delete your data. |
Look here for anything else you may be missing.
Terms and ConditionsThe complete terms and conditions for ThreatExchange. | ChangelogSee how the ThreatExchange API has changed. |
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