Add public search indicators to default catalog and Sigma rules
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PUBLIC THREAT INTELLIGENCE INVENTORY
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Review date: 2026-10-01
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Source review date: 2026-10-01
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Catalog update: 2026-10-05
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52 source records; all 37 distinct URLs supplied for this review checked.
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246 unique indicator values; 41 behavior patterns; 47 Sigma rules.
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262 unique indicator values; 41 behavior patterns; 57 Sigma rules.
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CANONICAL DATA AND TRACEABILITY
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config/threat_intel.json is the complete inventory in the source release.
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The installed package includes identical data/threat_intel.json and public_sigma.yml.
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Each IOC has a stable ID, literal type/value and all source observations. Those
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Each IOC has a stable ID and literal type/value. Sixteen additional public search
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candidates have no published attribution in this inventory: their source lists
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are empty and provenance is unattributed_public_indicator. They are low-confidence
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reference_only candidates, not independently verified malicious indicators.
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The other indicators retain their existing source observations. Those
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observations retain reporting context, confidence, source dates and roles. MISP
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attribute types, comments and to_ids flags are retained even when they conflict.
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Each source links to the indicator IDs and Sigma rule IDs derived from it.
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