MISP 2.4.80 adds objects, patches CVE-2017-14337
MISP 2.4.80 introduces MISP objects support and fixes security vulnerability CVE-2017-14337.
MISP, the open-source threat intelligence platform, released version 2.4.80, introducing support for MISP objects—a feature enabling flexible modeling of complex or combined data structures with defined relationships to other objects and attributes. Default object templates cover a wide range of use cases including files, PE/ELF/MachO binaries, network indicators, and identity/contact data, with support for community-contributed templates and custom relationship vocabularies.
The release also patches a security vulnerability tracked as CVE-2017-14337, alongside various bug fixes and improvements. Additional functionality includes extended file import capabilities leveraging PyMISP and LIEF libraries to automatically parse PE, ELF, and MachO binary formats into structured objects. This is a routine software update announcement for a widely-used threat intelligence sharing platform, with no indication of active exploitation or in-the-wild attacks tied to the disclosed vulnerability.
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Source reporting: https://www.misp-project.org/2017/09/18/misp.2.4.80.released.html
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