The data set contains the IP addresses for attacker and victim, the date, and the service name for each of a couple million attack reports.
edit: https://int80k.com/ftb/
«DShield is a community-based collaborative firewall log correlation system. It receives logs from volunteers world wide and uses them to analyze attack trends.»
Plotting your data on a world map would be kinda neat. D3.js is a good tool for that. Animate it over time for even more bonus points. :-)
Or, scrub your information from the data and post it for others to mess with.
I have several thousand entries for ssh, ssh-root, and spam abuse in my badhosts table.
You wouldn't have to query every IP, you'd just have to query IPs not covered by a result range from a previous lookup.
I'd be willing to help on this; I have a whois module I wrote for another spam tool, I should be able to pretty easily adapt it for this.
I did a first take using Kartograph: https://int80k.com/ftb/
And I see now why you're not wanting to release the data: I thought this was data on your network. Good job grabbing that email address.
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Pretty funny, and clever too.