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title: MISP 2.4.136 released (pre-winter-holiday-release) title: MISP 2.4.136 released (Cerebrate project integration)
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Apart from the usual bug fixes and usability improvements, we've also added some new features to play with. Apart from the usual bug fixes and usability improvements, we've also added some new features to play with.
# First integration with Cerebrate # First integration with Cerebrate
Cerebrate is an up and coming tool we're developing as part of the Melicertes v2 project, aiming to ease the management of both larger sharing communities as well as a set of local tools. The tool is self-hosted and can be used to maintain information on organisations and individuals that we interact with along with sharing group metadata. We also want to use this to make the harmonisation of MISP related organisation metadata information between instances of an organisation or a community (such as UUIDs, public keys, meta-information, etc). [Cerebrate](https://github.com/cerebrate-project) is an up and coming tool we're developing as part of the [MeliCERTes project](https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/open-platforms-collaborate-cyber-threats), aiming to ease the management of both larger sharing communities as well as a set of local tools. The tool is self-hosted and can be used to maintain information on organisations and individuals that we interact with along with sharing group metadata. We also want to use this to make the harmonisation of MISP related organisation metadata information between instances of an organisation or a community (such as UUIDs, public keys, meta-information, etc).
In addition it will also act as an orchestration platform, easing the interconnections between organisations for both MISP and other tools. In addition it will also act as an orchestration platform, easing the interconnections between organisations for both MISP and other tools.
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We also welcome contributions to that project, especially since the internals are aligned more and more with MISP and will act as the foundation for the next major MISP rework. For more information visit the [Cerebrate on github](https://github.com/cerebrate-project) We also welcome contributions to that project, especially since the internals are aligned more and more with MISP and will act as the foundation for the next major MISP rework. For more information visit the [Cerebrate on github](https://github.com/cerebrate-project)
# A host of qualiy of life improvements for the sharing groups # A host of quality of life improvements for the sharing groups
The larger our communities grow, the more it becomes important to be able to quickly and accurately find the information that we're after in our sharing group repositories. Thanks to the tireless work of @JakubOnderka, we can now filter sharing groups, find events associated to a sharing group and more. The larger our communities grow, the more it becomes important to be able to quickly and accurately find the information that we're after in our sharing group repositories. Thanks to the tireless work of @JakubOnderka, we can now filter sharing groups, find events associated to a sharing group and more.
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A new test suite was added by @JakubOnderka to enrich the CI suite with a set of tests aiming to detect potential security / ACL flaws in the system. A new test suite was added by @JakubOnderka to enrich the CI suite with a set of tests aiming to detect potential security / ACL flaws in the system.
# Installer improvements
The [MISP installer](https://misp.github.io/MISP/INSTALL.ubuntu2004/) has been significantly improved especially concerning the installation of the misp-modules and various refactoring to improve the capability of replaying the install process.
# Release management # Release management
Finally a notice on a change we have made to our release management, we will from here on rely on an additional branch for development to ensure that half-baked features don't make their way to the 2.4 branch. Until now the recommendation was to stick to tagged releases for stability and to just track the 2.4 branch for the quickest bug fixes. Finally a notice on a change we have made to our release management, we will from here on rely on an additional branch for development to ensure that half-baked features don't make their way to the 2.4 branch. Until now the recommendation was to stick to tagged releases for stability and to just track the 2.4 branch for the quickest bug fixes.