Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Trey Darley (Liaison, BE), Alexandre Dulaunoy (CIRCL, LU)
Trey Darley has been a long-standing member of the FIRST community, and has served a variety of volunteer roles, including a term on the FIRST board, during which he co-founded the FIRST standards committee. Trey is well known for his work on open cybersecurity standards like STIX/TAXII and others. He's also been aligned with the Langsec faction for many years. Trey's patron saints are Grace Hopper, Evi Nemeth, and Paul Erdös.
Alexandre Dulaunoy enjoys when humans are using machines in unexpected ways. I break stuff and I do stuff at CIRCL.
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No accounts. No logins. No portals. No ragrets.
Most breaches still go unreported — not for lack of awareness, but because attribution costs too much. Enter Draugnet (pronounced "droog-net"): an open-source anonymous disclosure gateway built especially for MISP. It lets you report threat intel — from indicators to full reports — without an account, login, or handshake. Just JSON in, valid MISP events out. Designed by the MISP Project and collaborators from the global CERT community, Draugnet is for quiet defenders, rotating trust groups, and anyone caught between responsible stewardship and unmanageable risk. It routes signal where it needs to go — without burning identities, reputations, or bridges. In this session, we’ll show how it works live (yes, you’ll see reports land in MISP in real time), explore policy and whistleblower use cases, and map the future of frictionless, post-portal trust. If you've ever hesitated to share — because the price of doing so felt dangerous, or just exhausting — come see what's possible when the medium carries no memory of you… only the message.
Trey Darley (Liaison, BE), Alexandre Dulaunoy (CIRCL, LU)
Trey Darley has been a long-standing member of the FIRST community, and has served a variety of volunteer roles, including a term on the FIRST board, during which he co-founded the FIRST standards committee. Trey is well known for his work on open cybersecurity standards like STIX/TAXII and others. He's also been aligned with the Langsec faction for many years. Trey's patron saints are Grace Hopper, Evi Nemeth, and Paul Erdös.
Alexandre Dulaunoy enjoys when humans are using machines in unexpected ways. I break stuff and I do stuff at CIRCL.
--
No accounts. No logins. No portals. No ragrets.
Most breaches still go unreported — not for lack of awareness, but because attribution costs too much. Enter Draugnet (pronounced "droog-net"): an open-source anonymous disclosure gateway built especially for MISP. It lets you report threat intel — from indicators to full reports — without an account, login, or handshake. Just JSON in, valid MISP events out. Designed by the MISP Project and collaborators from the global CERT community, Draugnet is for quiet defenders, rotating trust groups, and anyone caught between responsible stewardship and unmanageable risk. It routes signal where it needs to go — without burning identities, reputations, or bridges. In this session, we’ll show how it works live (yes, you’ll see reports land in MISP in real time), explore policy and whistleblower use cases, and map the future of frictionless, post-portal trust. If you've ever hesitated to share — because the price of doing so felt dangerous, or just exhausting — come see what's possible when the medium carries no memory of you… only the message.
