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Expand Up @@ -488,8 +488,14 @@ The chance between 0 and 3 that the attacker behind the attack can spoof its ori
#### `confidence`
>type: int [0-3]

The confidence note between 0 and 3 that the scenario will not trigger false positive.
0 means no confidence and 3 means high confident.
The confidence score ranges from 0 to 3, indicating the likelihood that the scenario will not produce a false positive.

A lower score suggests that the action might not be malicious, while a higher score indicates higher confidence that the scenario identified malicious behavior.

- `0`: The scenario is likely to produce false positives, so it is not reliable for identifying malicious behavior.
- `1`: The scenario may produce false positives and is not highly reliable for identifying malicious behavior.
- `2`: The scenario is reliable and unlikely to produce false positives. It can be used to identify malicious behavior.
- `3`: The scenario is highly reliable and will not produce false positives. It is trustworthy for identifying malicious behavior.

#### `cti`
>type: bool [true|false]
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