Databases
A maintained collection starts with documented, reviewable records.
What a release will include
- A named dataset, immutable version, publication date, and collection period.
- Source attribution and an explanation of review and software labels.
- A versioned record schema, documented formats, and counting rules.
- File sizes, SHA-256 checksums, release notes, and applicable data terms.
Sources under preparation
We plan to bring together documented samples from known software, honeypot observations, Peakhour donations, and community contributions. Source permissions, privacy review, and publication rules must be settled before these become downloadable datasets.
Read the draft record and release contracts.
Publication roadmap
- Map the capture contracts and define which fields may be public.
- Define the record schema, release manifest, and export rules.
- Resolve source permissions and adopt code, data, and contributor terms.
- Review a first dataset and verify its artifacts, checksums, and documentation.
Read the format distinctions and the current licensing direction.