RSS 2.0
application/rss+xml
Classic feed format. Drop into NetNewsWire, Feedly, Inoreader, or any RSS reader. Each item carries the IMM ID, type, verdict, confidence, severity, and publisher.
Antibodies are public. Subscribe to any feed format you prefer and your reader, aggregator, or webhook will pick up newly published threats in real time. Every feed serves the 50 most recent antibodies and refreshes within 60 seconds of an on-chain publish.
application/rss+xml
Classic feed format. Drop into NetNewsWire, Feedly, Inoreader, or any RSS reader. Each item carries the IMM ID, type, verdict, confidence, severity, and publisher.
application/feed+json
Modern JSON format that's trivial to parse in any language. POST as a webhook source in Zapier, n8n, or your own bot pipeline. Same content as RSS, structured fields.
application/atom+xml
Stricter than RSS, used by older readers and many enterprise security tools. Atom carries proper publish vs update timestamps, structured author info, and a unique URI per entry.
application/xml
Crawler manifest covering every public page including each antibody's detail URL. For search engines, archive bots, and anyone mirroring the registry's public surface.
Every page on this site advertises all four formats via <link rel="alternate"> tags. Any feed-aware browser, reader, or extension will detect them automatically when you visit any URL on the site.