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Did you configure your environment with the correct MISP URL & key?
Yes, the MISP URL and the key are correct.
When I use other key or URL, a connection problem happens (dont create the file "misp_windows_ioc.txt"). So, that is not the problem.
Thanks for the answer!
I have noticed that if I introduce "print(result['response'])", the output is just "[]".
I have tried with the file "last.py" which it writes in a output file the X last entries and the result is the same. What "last.py" makes:
The output: just "[]"
Can you manually the connection to MISP (via wget or curl) from the host running mof.py.
I tried it and I got the events information:
Here, a link with another thread about my problem: "https://github.com/MISP/PyMISP/issues/208".
In summary, I think the problem is in the function "search()". I have try the script "get.py" (function "get_event()") and I got the information...
FINALLY WORKS!!!!!!! The final problem was me and my lack of knowledge about MISP.
Great community and owners.
Hi there,
Im using the script to download some IOCs from my MISP in order to import them to OSSEC.
I have been using "print()" to see where the script stops wornking and I realize that it is just before:
I have executed the script with the commando line:
The output file is:
I hope someone HELP ME!, ANY SUGGESTION??
Thanks.