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@@ -37,15 +37,17 @@ If you take a look of docker-compose.yml you will see you need some local folder | |
- First time an analyzer/responder is executed, it will take a while because docker image is being downloaded on the fly, from second run of analyzer/responder it runs normally | ||
- In order to let use socket both cortex image and analyzers images had to do | ||
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### Cortex | ||
- login page on 9001 port, then click "update database" and create superadmin | ||
- as superadmin create org and other user (remember to set password) and create apikey to use for connect with the hive | ||
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### The Hive | ||
- In order to let The Hive reads the external application.conf and configure Cortex had to pass in command of docker compose the following option: | ||
--no-config | ||
- In order to let The Hive reads the external application.conf and configure MISP for receive alerts had to pass in command of docker compose the following option: | ||
``` --no-config-secret ``` | ||
- Default credentials: [email protected] // secret | ||
- The cortex key in application.conf must be generated in Cortex | ||
- In order to connect The Hive with cortex take the cortex key generated in Cortex and set it in thehive/application.conf | ||
- MISP connection is https, in order to skip the verify of self signed certificate have do add this setting in the hive application.conf under MISP section: | ||
``` wsConfig { ssl { loose { acceptAnyCertificate: true } } } ``` | ||
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- request change password | ||
- go in Automation page and grab the api key to use in the hive application.conf to receive alerts from MISP or to use in MISP analyzers inside Cortex. | ||
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### Cortex | ||
- login page on 9001 port, then click "update database" and create superadmin | ||
- as superadmin create org and other user (remember to set password) and create apikey to use in the hive application.conf | ||
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