- attributes in the event view now show the date when they were added / modified
- the alert e-mail now shows which attributes are new since the last commit
- Contextual comments for proposals
- shows proposal count in the top bar
- new view showing all of the events of the user's organisation with an active proposal
Also, more work on the background jobs
- started work on publishing
- started making the background jobs an optional setting in bootstrap
Conflicts:
app/Controller/AppController.php
app/Controller/EventsController.php
- Event.risk has been replaced by Event.threat_level_id.
all functionality remains the same and users should not see
any difference.
ENUM() used for Event.risk is vendor specific and requires
too many hacks to play nicely with bake.
- Added default schema file, SQL dumps should be avoided since
they make updating/upgrading a pain.
- Removed old unused schemas
Some small travins changes too.
FYI there's an automated travis build available at
https://travis-ci.org/MISP/MISP
We don't have unit testing and travis setup is subpar so everything will fail
for now.
- Also some improvements to the shadow attributes
- some minor UI changes
Conflicts:
app/Controller/EventsController.php
app/View/Elements/global_menu.ctp
app/View/Layouts/default.ctp
- reworked almost all of the side menues to be centralised
- Some fixes for the IOC export not handling two new-ish types correctly
- Some changes to the menues (including a few options that didn't exist before)
- rework of the popovers in some forms
- popover effect in IE/Chrome not as annoying anymore
- only the active select will have a popover, clicking away destroys it
- Added popovers to the add attachments instead of the old info fields
- users can search RESTfully for attributes based on various filtering mechanisms and get either an event that includes the located attribute(s) or just an array of attributes returned.
- users can also request all attributes of a (or several) types and get them returned as an XML
- related atributes were flowing into the next field if there were too many to fit the 5% width
- hovering over a related attribute caused a misaligned tooltip to appear and block the link itself on IE
- conversion of the array in the XML export to be compatible with the XML parser (some invalid characters could break it)
- New separate CSV export that includes all visible unpublished and non IDS signature attributes on request
- Quickpost without reloading the page with AJAX
- for page changes / adding posts show an animated spinner
- spinner div / styles available from every page (the div is located in the default layout and is hidden unless manually shown)
A global configuration CyDefSig.cveurl added to specify the URL
where to reference a CVE/NVD number. CyDefSig.cveurl is optional
and if not existing fallbacks to the original google.com URL.
- Users can now see the path they took while jumping from related event to related event
- Removed the breadcrumbs
- Some UI changes (user menues were not showing the active page, etc)
- CSV export for individual events, all events, search results
- Whitelists are now preg_matches instead of simple string matches
- whitelist checks are to be applied on almost all exports
(implementation in progress)
- the exception will be the search result exports, if the (to be
implemented) to_ids only checkbox isn't checked
- removed the e-mail for non site admins from the event index (they can
still see it in the event view if the event was created by the same org)
- added a text MISP logo
- smaller icons for the event index
- siteadmins can now search the creator org instead of the owner org
(like normal users would)
- Changed the org search to be a partial match instead of an exact match
- email of the user creating an event shown if current user's org ==
event's orgc
- on export, the check for to_ids will happen outside of the if branch
that sets extra restrictions of non site admins. Otherwise site-admins
would accidentally include attributes that aren't iocs.
- old versions of IE didn't handle an incorrect form creation as gracefully as the other browsers
- forms should not be created within a table unless it's within a <td> (it was
on <tr> level before). The normal solution would be to encapsulate the
entire table in a form, but since we have formlinks for the deletes /
publishes this would get flagged as form tampering by the security
components.
- As a fix, filter forms are created separately for the 4 search fields within their <td> now with hidden fields that keep the persistence of the previously
entered filter terms
- uses the logs to generate a list of actions affecting the selected
event and all of its attributes
- view is very minimalistic, not to show anything restricted
- Fix to the proposed attribute edit that got broken in a previous
commit
- Fix to the org filters for non admin users
- Some changes to the documentation
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Alexandre Dulaunoy