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Let me describe my scenario: I created a MISP event containing a FileObject. What I want to do now is doing some enrichment of that very object. I want to add a new attribute with its category, type and value to that object, not to the event.
Therefore, I want to get the object based on its UUID, add the attribute and update it.
This is the code snippet of how I am searching for the object:
The problem is: no object is found! I tested it with various UUIDs, so I asked myself if I just use the function in a wrong manner or if there may be a bug?
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Hey guys :)
Let me describe my scenario: I created a MISP event containing a FileObject. What I want to do now is doing some enrichment of that very object. I want to add a new attribute with its category, type and value to that object, not to the event.
Therefore, I want to get the object based on its UUID, add the attribute and update it.
This is the code snippet of how I am searching for the object:
object = PYMISP.search( controller='objects', value=object_uuid, pythonify=True )
The problem is: no object is found! I tested it with various UUIDs, so I asked myself if I just use the function in a wrong manner or if there may be a bug?
Appreciate every help :)
Best,
Alex
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