Release Notes for MISP Objects Templats
New Additions and Enhancements
- Addition of
ip-src
to the Person Object- The Person object template has been updated to include the
ip-src
attribute, allowing for better tracking and correlation of source IP addresses related to a person. This enhancement improves the contextual data representation and expands the analytical capabilities within MISP.
- The Person object template has been updated to include the
Key Changes
- Updated Relationships
- Enhancements made to existing relationships include adding a new
releasable-to
relationship, enhancing data sharing clarity.
- Enhancements made to existing relationships include adding a new
Fixes
- JSON and Schema Adjustments
- Applied
jq
fixes and adjustments across various templates for consistency and validation improvements.
- Applied
Technical Details
- The commit merged changes from a pull request that introduced
ip-src
to the Person object (commit a9ec8556860e90ea2ce24d1ee2bf5abb8d9de150
). - Version bumps and minor template fixes (
commit 1baaa6e3f1232332aac38e20d1ac92b3e370fb2e
,commit f9c0c963019737cdfe4c1cda08cd340c673d0566
). - Integration and adjustments for JSON formatting using
jq
to maintain data structure consistency (commit f9c0c963019737cdfe4c1cda08cd340c673d0566
,commit 38b852132adf0881062978880b262797e13153b3
).
Contributors
- Special thanks to Michael Davis for contributing the
ip-src
addition to the Person object and ensuring schema improvements. - Core updates and merges performed by Alexandre Dulaunoy, with additional support from Christian Studer and Leviathan for template and object enhancements.
Notes about the release
Starting with this release, misp-objects will be tagged using the %Y%m%d00 format for each new version. This change enables users to easily verify whether they are using the latest release. The versioning is now independent of the MISP core software, as the project is also utilized as a standalone tool in various other applications.