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Enable support for C2 DNS match type field in bulk import and batch edit #472

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dspruell-i01 opened this issue Jul 15, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #483
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Enable support for C2 DNS match type field in bulk import and batch edit #472

dspruell-i01 opened this issue Jul 15, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #483
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threat-intel Issue originated from Threat Intel (TI) team

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dspruell-i01 commented Jul 15, 2023

A key feature of C2 DNS indicators is the match type field, enabling a domain to be matched as a wildcard (any/all subdomains of specified domain also match). This field is currently exposed in the object edit form, but it is not able to be set/changed at either the bulk import or the batch edit dialogs.

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  1. Update the bulk import and batch edit features to include ability to toggle/set match type.
  2. Set match type to default to wildcard for newly created C2 DNS objects.
@dspruell-i01 dspruell-i01 added the threat-intel Issue originated from Threat Intel (TI) team label Jul 15, 2023
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Pending TI Team to send David over an import file or two of domains for testing this feature.

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@dcuellar322 https://app.zenhub.com/files/98370220/7c047996-aace-46ce-a9da-d1b5084272f0/download

This set of domains are verified high risk/malicious and are representative of a set we'd import and would have marked for matching on all subdomains.

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