Moves duplicate handling to leverage the PyMISP native solution. Closes #129. Closes #67.
All indicator attributes have been moved to flat attributes as opposed to object attributes.
Removes sightings integration.
Aligns all adversary (actors) to the MISP Threat Actor galaxy. CrowdStrike only actors are created and imported to this galaxy as part of this process.
These actors are removed when performing a delete.
Refactors taxonomic tagging to reduce the number of updates performed per attribute (indicator).
Refines indicator type and malware family events and reduces the amount of time to import. Closes #118. Closes #102.
Refines and expands Galaxy searches in an attempt to properly tag malware family indicators to the appropriate galaxy. Closes #134.
Adds a new parameter to the configuration file to allow developers to limit the date range for Malware Family event lookups. Closes #136.
[!IMPORTANT]
Due to taxonomic tagging changes, developers wanting to completely reimport data should remove all CrowdStrike data from their MISP instance (--obliterate or -ci -cr -ca) using the previous version before upgrading to the latest version and running a new import.