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This document introduces Mike Goffin and provides an overview of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Repository (CRITs) platform. CRITs is described as a flexible malware and threat data repository that aggregates data from various sources and allows users to search, pivot, and correlate disparate data. It supports numerous object types and features like services, notifications, and relationships to enhance analysis capabilities. The document also outlines CRITs' core technologies, use cases, supported data types, and notable features like services, favorites, and grouping.
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- 4. Components of Threat Data Raw Data Artifacts Unrefined data that requires processing. Refined data ready for building into Intelligence. Intelligence Vetted and actionable Artifacts. Capability and Intent Actionable Artifacts Actionable Intelligence
- 5. Sources of Threat Data External Feeds White papers Articles Websites Forums Sharing communities Communication mediums “Automated” Internal Scanners Sensors Logs Detonation chambers PCAP stores Homegrown Human Internal Reverse Engineering Scripts Command line/GUI tools Manual review Word-of-mouth
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- 10. Supported Top-level Objects (TLOs) Campaigns Certificates Domains Emails Events Indicators IPs PCAPs Raw Data Samples Targets 3.1.0 Release Master Upcoming Actors Disassembly Files
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Editor's Notes
- As we try to put the pieces of a puzzle together to get the big picture of a threat, the threat changes the puzzle and you have to start over (snap back). The goal is to improve how quickly you can stretch your rubber band and catch back up.
- Not all Artifacts are equal even if they come out of good Raw Data. As you start to vet Artifacts and synthesize Intelligence to describe capability and intent, you can feed that Intelligence back into the cycle. Tactics vs Strategy. Artifacts = Day to day Tactics. Intelligence = overall Strategy.