feat: new library Mite Attack Flow Chart Objects #1581
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The Mitre Attack Flow helps Cybersecurity Defenders to describe complex adversary behaviors in diagrams.
It is a shortlist of common objects that conform to the STIX format.
Submitted by @malleVF
Items: Threat Actor, Campaign, Malware, Artifact, Tool, Asset, Asset Desc., Condition, AND Operator, OR Operator, Action, Win Reg Key, Process, File, Directory, User Account, Infrastructure, Url, IPv4 Address, IPv 6 Address
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