Command line utility to query your favorite MISP instance.
Combined with the command jq
you can achieve very nice things from command line.
Take example on the config.json.example
found in this project.
By default the tool takes a configuration file named config.json
in the directory where the binary is located.
If you want to change this behaviour, you can use the -c
option to specify the path of another configuration file.
Usage of misp-cli: misp-cli [OPTIONS]
-a Flag to search for attributes
-c string
Configuration file to connect to MISP
-cat string
Category to query
-d Enable debugging
-e Flag to search for events
-eventid string
Event ID to look for
-from string
Query events from date
-l string
Last event query
-org string
Organisation
-tags string
Tags argument for query
-to string
Query events until 'to' parameter
-type string
Type argument for query
-v string
Value to search for
-version
Print version information
So far the CLI only supports queries to MISP.