CaseBender

Introduction

Quickstart Guide

Learn how to deploy CaseBender to various cloud platforms

Deployment Overview

Deploy CaseBender on Google Cloud Run with step-by-step instructions

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Understanding the fundamental concepts of CaseBender

Core Concepts

Returns a detailed list of all alerts, with an optional status as an input.  The return object contains the alert details, including severity, status, and custom fields. The alerts are sorted by creation date.

Get Alerts

Create Alert

Delete Alert

Update Alert

Returns a detailed alert. The return object contains the alert details, including severity, status, and custom fields

Get Alert by Id


        The alert field should be a JSON string containing the alert data with the same fields as POST /alerts.
        For adding observables, the observables field should be an array of observables with the following fields:

        If a file needs to be uploaded:
          - dataType: file
          - attachment: {name of the file}
        For all other observables type:
          - dataType: {type of the observable}
          - data: {data of the observable}

        The file field should be an array of files to be uploaded and the names of files should match what was defined in the alert data.
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        Example of the alert field:
          {
              "title":"Test alert 1",
              "description":"Test description 1",
              "status": "open",
              "count": 1,
              "tinyId":"hij",
              "severity": 1,
              "customFields": {
                  "test1": "value1",
                  "test2": "value2"
              },
              "tlp": 3,
              "pap": 3,
              "type": "virus",
              "source": "virusRef",
              "sourceRef": "virusRefRef",
              "observables": [
                {"dataType": "file", "attachment": "log.txt"},
                {"dataType": "ip", "data": "8.8.8.8"},
                {"dataType": "file", "attachment": "definition.txt"}
              ]
          }
        

Documentazione API

Esempi di Endpoint

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