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What happens to weight of duplicate imported Threat Intelligence artifacts?

rookiemonster
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

When I import a Threat Intelligence source that contains an IP address e.g. 1.2.3.4 with weight=60, then another source imports the same IP 1.2.3.4 with weight=100 what happens to the weight?

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rookiemonster
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hello,

If two Threat Intel Feeds contain the same Object e.g. the IP range 111.221.57.0/24 then the Threat Artefacts Dashboard will recognise this and show the threat_group is multiple sources (screenshots below shows it lists the names in blue)

rookiemonster_2-1669815471423.png

When Threat Matching queries run, duplicate events will be logged in threat_activity index, one for each threat_group that contains the object.

NOTE: the "Threat Activity Detected" out of the box correlation search dedup's irrespective of weight, so you may want to sort by weight before dedup 🙂

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rookiemonster
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hello,

If two Threat Intel Feeds contain the same Object e.g. the IP range 111.221.57.0/24 then the Threat Artefacts Dashboard will recognise this and show the threat_group is multiple sources (screenshots below shows it lists the names in blue)

rookiemonster_2-1669815471423.png

When Threat Matching queries run, duplicate events will be logged in threat_activity index, one for each threat_group that contains the object.

NOTE: the "Threat Activity Detected" out of the box correlation search dedup's irrespective of weight, so you may want to sort by weight before dedup 🙂

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