Add MISP Action #143
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Action that sends matched pastes to a MISP instance
Transforms a `pastepwn.Paste` to a dictionary sent to a MIPS instance. May need modifications, but advanced users should use their own transformer.
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Closes #81 : adds a custom action to send found pastes
as events to a MISP instance.
Allows setting a custom transformer to turn a Paste into a MISP event, as well as extra attributes to add to all sent events (for example your name or organization).
Here are some tests (using misp-docker to run MISP) showing it works properly:
Event sent by a MISPAction using test paste values
Attributes of the event, used for correlating events
Wrting tests might be possible, but they'd probably require a MISP instance anyway so that's not easily doable. Let me know if there's anything I need to change!