Creating a MISPGalaxyCluster
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Description
@tomking2 would you happen to have an example on how to create and add a galaxy cluster?
I started out with something like this.. but it didn't turn out right. Tag contained the uuid and such:
cluster = MISPGalaxyCluster()
cluster["description"] = "UNK:ursu"
cluster["value"] = "ursu"
cluster["tag_name"] = 'misp-galaxy:avclass="ursu"'
cluster["distribution"] = 3
cluster["type"] = "avclass"
cluster["source"] = "AvClass"
pymisp.add_galaxy_cluster(galaxy, cluster)
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Start with the reported MISPGalaxyCluster and pymisp.add_galaxy_cluster example in the issue, then inspect the corresponding PyMISP galaxy-cluster API entry points. Done means providing a documented, working creation example that clarifies the required fields and how the cluster is added.
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- python
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- api
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