MISP 2.4.93 patches brute-force bypass flaw
MISP 2.4.93 adds a MITRE ATT&CK interface and event locking while fixing CVE-2018-12649, a brute-force protection bypass.
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The MISP project released version 2.4.93, a routine maintenance and feature release for the open-source threat intelligence platform. Key additions include a tightly integrated MITRE ATT&CK matrix interface for tagging events and attributes with adversarial tactics and techniques, a new event-locking feature to prevent concurrent edit conflicts, initial multilingual UI support, and improvements to STIX 1/2 import and export capabilities.
The release also addresses a security vulnerability, CVE-2018-12649, which allowed attackers to bypass MISP's brute-force login protection via PUT requests. This is a defensive-tooling patch advisory with no indication of active exploitation in the wild; the fix is bundled alongside numerous bug fixes and usability improvements. Organizations running MISP should update to 2.4.93 and refresh galaxies, objects, and taxonomies via git submodule update.
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Source reporting: https://www.misp-project.org/2018/06/27/misp.2.4.93.released.html
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