SlowMist Launches MistEye DNS Guard, an Open-Source Threat Monitoring Tool for macOS and Linux

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SlowMist released MistEye DNS Guard, a lightweight local DNS relay built with the Rust programming language that uses domain name system traffic as an observation point to detect malicious domains, public IP addresses, and outbound process connections.

The open-source application operates on macOS and Linux endpoints without external databases, relying on built-in SQLite persistence and webhook alerts for flagged events. Users can configure monitoring through a standard TOML file and download precompiled binaries for immediate deployment.

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🚀 SlowMist has officially released MistEye DNS Guard, a lightweight local DNS relay and threat observation tool built with Rust for macOS and Linux. By turning DNS into an observation point, MistEye DNS Guard helps detect malicious domains

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