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- 1MISP 3.0 arrives in Early Access with major redesignโMISP v3.0 is here in Early Access. It is the biggest change to the way you work in MISP in years: a complete new interfa
The MISP project has released version 3.0 in Early Access, describing it as the biggest change to the threat intelligence sharing platform in years. The update brings a complete new interface, dedicated pages for each stored value, analyst profiles that tailor what users see, and pivotable graphs that can be kept and shared, while retaining the underlying data model.
- 2Threat tool stops auto-linking sites by screenshot similarityโ๐ The pivot graph no longer joins sites only because their screenshots look broadly alike, which could draw an ordinary
A cybersecurity tool has changed how its pivot graph works: sites are no longer connected automatically just because their screenshots look broadly similar, a method that could place an ordinary website next to an unrelated scam page. Screenshot matches still appear in the side panel, where analysts can manually add them to the graph if they judge the link relevant.
- 3Malware analysis tool adds new pivot graph featuresโ๐ More in the pivot graph: find highlights every match and steps through them, a link shares a graph exactly as you see
A cybersecurity tool used for malware analysis has rolled out updates to its pivot graph feature. The find function now highlights every match and steps through results, links can share a graph exactly as displayed, and large graphs receive an overview map with a zoom level. Each site shows a badge with its AI verdict, and values carry signs indicating what they are.
- 4New pivot graph view highlights AI verdicts per siteโ๐ The pivot graph stays readable at every zoom: zoomed out, each site is drawn in the colour of its AI verdict and the l
A cybersecurity tool has introduced an updated pivot graph that stays readable at every zoom level. When zoomed out, each site is drawn in the colour of its AI-generated verdict, and only the most important labels remain visible. A new Sites view displays sites only, connected by lines that grow thicker as two sites share more values, helping analysts trace relationships faster.