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Alexandre Dulaunoy 2018-10-09 16:53:53 +02:00
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@ -16,13 +16,13 @@ The CSV export has been refined to remove inconsistencies in the requested field
The internal fetcher has been rewritten to use an internal pagination and caching mechanism that scales with the amount of memory given to the PHP process, increasing performance and reducing the chance of ever running into memory limit issues. Various other changes (such as resolving some bottlenecks in regards to object references, potential query length issues in certain situations, etc) improve both the stability and performance of all functions relying on fetching event / attribute data.
The freetext import is now delegated to a background process for large imports. It has also received additional tweaks such as support for ASN detection and additional indicaor refanging rules.
The freetext import is now delegated to a background process for large imports. It has also received additional tweaks such as support for ASN detection and additional indicator refanging rules.
The API for warning-lists has been improved and can now be updated by using a substring contained within a warninglist's name. A simple toggle function mechanism to disable and enable warning-lists via the API has also been added.
The [cortex integration is now back](https://blog.thehive-project.org/2018/09/27/cortex-2-1-0-the-response-edition/) to nominal and fully functional with this latest version.
A host of addiitional improvements and bugs fixed were introduced including improvements to the user-interface, API, STIX 1/2 import and export, etc.
A host of additional improvements and bugs fixed were introduced including improvements to the user-interface, API, STIX 1/2 import and export, etc.
A huge thanks to all the [contributors](/contributors) who have tirelessly helped us improve the software and also all the participants in the MISP trainings giving us a bunch of interesting feedback for ideas for improvements.