Digg, the revolutionary social news platform founded in 2004, helped define the early internet by introducing user-powered content curation through upvotes and community-driven discussion. At its peak, Digg attracted tens of millions of users and shaped the Web 2.0 era.
In 2025, Digg relaunched, backed by OG founder Kevin Rose and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, with CEO Justin Mezzell at the helm. The revived platform aims to use the very best of technology, including AI, to bring humanity back to the internet by fostering the spirit of discovery and genuine community that made the early web a fun and exciting place to be.
Feedly is the AI platform CTI teams use to track threats, contextualize what matters, and deliver tailored intel in minutes.
Analysts configure Intel Agents to monitor the threat actors, malware families, vulnerabilities, industries, and geographies aligned to their intelligence requirements. Intel Agents continuously collect from open sources, vendor and government advisories, and dark web forums. They extract IoCs, TTPs, CVEs, and victim data into a Threat Graph. Every AI-generated finding links back to its source for verification. Analysts curate, enrich, and distribute intelligence as custom reports and Slack or Teams notifications to SOC, IR, vulnerability management, and executives. The same intelligence feeds the security stack via native integrations and a STIX 2.1 API into TIPs, SIEMs, and SOARs, and powers SOC Agents, Threat Hunting Agents, and agentic tools through Feedly's MCP Server.