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MISP-automation

Get started with some ways to automate your MISP operations

Requirement

  • python >= 3.8

Initializing up your environment

Getting the required content

git clone https://github.com/chrisr3d/MISP-automation.git
cd MISP-automation
git submodule update --init --recursive

setting up a virtual environment

(Optional but recommended)

virtualenv -p python3 venv
source venv/bin/activate

(Use deactivate to exit from source once you are done)

Alternatively you can also prefix all your python and pip commands with ./venv/bin/ (e.g: ./venv/bin/pip3 install -U pip)

Setting up Jupyter

In order to follow along on your computer:

pip3 install notebook

Installation of the required libraries

Requirements

To make sure the package required for pydeep is installed, you should run:

sudo apt-get install -y libfuzzy-dev

Alternatively, if you are a MacOS user, run the following:

source fixMacOSfuzzy.sh

Quick install

Once you have the required dependencies, you can install PyMISP, PyMISPGalaxies and PyTaxonomies all at once using the following install script:

./install.sh

Detailed install

Alternatively, if you're only interested in one of the libraries, or you want to install them yourself, here is the detailed process from which you can choose the libraries you're interested in:

pip3 install -e PyMISP

# In order to be able to use the additional PyMISP helpers
pip3 install python-magic lief pydeep2

pip3 install PyMISPGalaxies

pip3 install PyTaxonomies

Usage

You can then run Jupyter and access the notebooks

cd notebooks
jupyter-notebook

Please make sure you installed the python libraries related to the notebook you want to explore

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