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The FEVER-Threat Bus connector acts as bridge betweenThreat BusandFEVER,updating FEVER's internal Bloom filter matcher with all compatible indicatorsthat are distributed via Threat Bus.

Quick Start

You can configure the app via a YAML configuration file. Seeconfig.yaml.example for an example config file. Rename the example toconfig.yaml before starting.

Alternatively, configure the app via environment variables, similarly to ThreatBus, or pass a path to configuration file via-c /path/to/config.yaml.

Installfever-threatbus in a virtualenv and start:

python -m venv venvsource venv/bin/activatemake dev-modefever-threatbus

In the configuration file, you mainly need to configure thesocket option inthe config file, specifying the path to FEVER's control socket (default/tmp/fever-mgmt.sock). It is also possible to configure what indicatorobject pathsare to be included into the Bloom filter. For example, the following(default) settings of

...threatbus:localhost:13370snapshot:30# Socket for the FEVER gRPC connectionsocket:/tmp/fever-mgmt.sock# STIX Object Paths to include in Bloom filter additionsobject_paths:  -domain-name:value  -url:value

would cause patterns like

  • [domain-name:value = 'evil.com']
  • [url:value = 'http://example.com/foo']

to be matched via FEVER's Bloom filter.

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