Hermes Sovereign Webhook & Alerting Dispatcher

Sovereign Alerting Paradigm (Zero-Backend)

No Cloud Telemetry, Zero Data Leaks: Traditional threat intelligence alerting requires uploading your confidential software inventory to third-party SaaS vendors. Hermes Codex operates under a sovereign model: your stack inventory and webhook keys remain exclusively inside your browser or within your self-hosted CI/CD / cron jobs.

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🔔 Interactive Webhook Dispatcher & Simulator

Configure your destination webhook, inspect the exact payload, test live delivery, or generate automated cron scripts below:

SOVEREIGN DISPATCHER V4.0

Threat Intelligence Webhook Dispatcher

Configure, simulate, and dispatch automated alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, or your SIEM/SOAR whenever an accelerated threat intersects with your sovereign stack.

⚙️ Webhook Settings

Target Webhook Endpoint URL:

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Auto-detects Slack, Teams, Discord, or generic REST endpoint.

Target Platform:

Slack MS Teams Discord SIEM / SOAR

Minimum Severity: Critical Only (Score ≥ 90 / KEV) High & Critical (Score ≥ 75) Medium & Above (Score ≥ 50) All Events (Unfiltered)

Payload Language: Français (FR) English (EN)

Sovereign Scope Filter:

All Infrastructure (Global Codex)

My Sovereign Stack (localStorage) 0 composant(s)

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Simulated Payload CLI & Cron Daemon GitHub Action CI/CD

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... Génération du payload ...

# Exécuter l'alerte chaque matin à 08:00 UTC sans serveur central
0 8 * * * node scripts/hermes-alert-dispatcher.js \
  --url="VOTRE_WEBHOOK_URL" \
  --format=slack \
  --min-severity=HIGH \
  --lang=fr

name: Hermes Threat Intel Alert Dispatcher

on:
  schedule:
    - cron: '0 8 * * *' # Quotidien à 08:00 UTC
  workflow_dispatch:

jobs:
  alert:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
        with:
          node-version: 24
      - name: Dispatch Sovereign Threat Alerts
        run: |
          node scripts/hermes-alert-dispatcher.js \
            --url="${{ secrets.HERMES_WEBHOOK_URL }}" \
            --format=auto \
            --min-severity=HIGH \
            --lang=fr

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1. Multi-Platform Payload Architectures

Hermes formats every threat notification to match the native UI and rich messaging schema of each target platform:

Slack Block Kit

Interactive Cards: Structured layout featuring headers, color-coded severity badges, CVE score differentials, EPSS percentiles, and immediate T0/T1 directives.

Microsoft Teams

Adaptive Cards 1.5: Native JSON schema with interactive FactSets, actionable buttons deep-linking to the Hermes Daily Brief and My Stack analyzer.

Discord Embeds

High-Priority Dispatch: Color-coded embeds (Crimson for Critical, Amber for High) optimized for DevSecOps and Red/Blue security team channels.

SIEM / SOAR REST API

Structured RFC 8259 JSON: Normalized JSON events compatible with Splunk HTTP Event Collector (HEC), Wazuh, Microsoft Sentinel, and Elastic Security.

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2. Autonomous Standalone CLI Dispatcher

For automated operational workflows without human intervention, Hermes provides a standalone, zero-dependency Node.js CLI script:

# Test simulated alert for your stack
node scripts/hermes-alert-dispatcher.js \
  --dry-run \
  --format=slack \
  --stack="linux,openssl,activemq" \
  --min-severity=HIGH

# Dispatch real-time alert to Microsoft Teams
node scripts/hermes-alert-dispatcher.js \
  --url="https://YOUR-TENANT.webhook.office.com/..." \
  --format=teams \
  --min-severity=CRITICAL

Supported Parameters

Flag	Values	Default	Description
--url	Webhook URL	Required	Target webhook endpoint (Slack, Teams, Discord, REST).
--format	slack, teams, discord, siem, auto	auto	Payload formatting engine. Auto-detects based on domain.
--stack	Tags or JSON file	None	Filter by software components (e.g. linux,openssl,spug).
--min-severity	CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, ALL	HIGH	Minimum threat threshold required to trigger notification.
--lang	en, fr	en	Headline, description, and directive localization.
--dry-run	Flag	false	Print generated payload to stdout without sending HTTP request.

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3. Production Deployment Scenarios

Option A: Crontab on SOC Bastion / Linux Host

Run the dispatcher every morning at 08:00 UTC using native Linux cron:

0 8 * * * cd /opt/hermes-codex && node scripts/hermes-alert-dispatcher.js --url="https://hooks.slack.com/services/..." --format=slack --min-severity=HIGH

Option B: GitHub Actions / GitLab CI Scheduled Workflow

Automate threat dispatching directly in your repository without provisioning any server infrastructure:

name: Hermes Sovereign Threat Alerting

on:
  schedule:
    - cron: '0 8 * * *'
  workflow_dispatch:

jobs:
  dispatch-alerts:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
        with:
          node-version: 24
      - name: Trigger Webhook
        run: |
          node scripts/hermes-alert-dispatcher.js \
            --url="${{ secrets.HERMES_SLACK_WEBHOOK }}" \
            --format=auto \
            --min-severity=HIGH