Coleman Kane

I'm going to venture a guess that the reason Attack Patterns don't show up is primarily due to the following code at line `1058` in `opencti-platform/opencti-front/src/private/components/analysis/reports/ReportKnowledgeCorrelation.js`. ```javascript objects( types: [...

Ok, I *think* the above PR fixes most of the issues described here: * Not showing some node types at all (due to hard-coded limitation) * Not showing all related...

So, there were a few arbitrary hard-coded limits that were left in the original code (you can blame me for that). The list of type restrictions I captured above are...

@securitiz - it looks like this improvement made it into 5.3.17, and it appears to be addressing at least two of the issues you ran into: some elements not being...

Curious if, overall, the proposed changes would allow me to mark an IP Address (or any other entity, but just pulling IP Addr as an example) such that it is:...

@SamuelHassine I just rebased this against 5.3.13

You'll have to edit the `config.yml` files for the connectors you want to run and have it point to the OpenCTI URI, in addition to populating it with the credentials...

Are you sure OpenCTI is listening on port 8080 and not port 4000 on that system? `ss -tunl` to find out

My example is: ```yaml opencti: url: 'http://localhost:4000' token: '< redacted >' connector: id: '1f0e9771-0fee-4bab-aa7f-fdd6c0a04d37' type: 'EXTERNAL_IMPORT' name: 'Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures' scope: 'identity,vulnerability' confidence_level: 75 # From 0 (Unknown) to...

Oh, `id` in your `connector` definition might need to be a UUID (from `uuidgen`) and not a plain string.