PyMISP/examples/feed-generator-from-redis/settings.default.py

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""" REDIS RELATED """
# Your redis server
host='127.0.0.1'
port=6379
db=0
## The keynames to POP element from
#keyname_pop='misp_feed_generator_key'
keyname_pop=['cowrie']
# OTHERS
## How frequent the event should be written on disk
flushing_interval=5*60
## The redis list keyname in which to put items that generated an error
keyname_error='feed-generation-error'
""" FEED GENERATOR CONFIGURATION """
# The output dir for the feed. This will drop a lot of files, so make
# sure that you use a directory dedicated to the feed
outputdir = 'output'
# Event meta data
## Required
### The organisation id that generated this feed
org_name='myOrg'
### Your organisation UUID
org_uuid=''
### The daily event name to be used in MISP.
### (e.g. honeypot_1, will produce each day an event of the form honeypot_1 dd-mm-yyyy)
daily_event_name='PyMISP default event name'
## Optional
analysis=0
threat_level_id=3
published=False
Tag=[
{
"colour": "#ffffff",
"name": "tlp:white"
},
{
"colour": "#ff00ff",
"name": "my:custom:feed"
}
]
# MISP Object constructor
from ObjectConstructor.CowrieMISPObject import CowrieMISPObject
from pymisp.tools import GenericObjectGenerator
constructor_dict = {
'cowrie': CowrieMISPObject,
'generic': GenericObjectGenerator
}
# Others
## Redis pooling time
sleep=60