Re: [cti] Re: [EXT] [cti] Is anyone relying on ubertaxii.com?

Trey where is the code for this? Is it
on github somewhere.

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Jason Keirstead
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really. Double your rate of failure."

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 "Struse, Richard
J." <>
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 Trey Darley <>,
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Date:      
 04/23/2019 10:18 AM
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   [cti] Re: [EXT]
[cti] Is anyone relying on ubertaxii.com?
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Trey -

On behalf of the TC I want to thank you for this generous contribution
that you've made over the past year and a half and encourage TC members
to step up and take over the hosting costs if you feel there is continued
value in having ubertaxii.com as a community resource.

Regards,
Rich

ïOn 4/22/19, 8:05 AM, "Trey Darley" <
on behalf of > wrote:

    Hi, y'all -
    
    As a support for the full-day STIX2/TAXII2 workshop that
Richard
    Struse, John Wunder, and I led during the Prague CTI Technical
    Symposium December 2017, I setup a demo TAXII2 server with
sample
    STIX2 OSINT provided by various members of the community.
Since then
    I've been paying about $250 / year (out of my own pocket)
for
    hosting. Looking to the logs, it appears to be pretty much
idle.
    
    If ubertaxii.com is an important resource to you or your
colleagues
    and you're willing to take over the hosting costs, please
reach out to
    me directly by 15 May. Otherwise, I'll take it offline.
    
    Thanks!
    
    -- 
    Cheers,
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