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YAML administration groups
Ruben Bouman edited this page Oct 4, 2022
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In this YAML file you can administrate information you have on threat actor groups.
Sample file: groups.yaml
Current version: version 1.0
Name | Type | Required | Description |
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version | string | yes | Version of this group administration file. The current version is 1.0. |
file_type | string | yes | Used to indicate what type of YAML file it is. Possible values: data-source-administration, technique-administration and group-administration. For data source administration the value should be: group-administration . |
domain | string | yes (defaults to enterprise-attack ) |
Specify the ATT&CK domain using the value enterprise-attack , ics-attack or mobile-attack
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platform | string or list of strings | yes | Indicates the type of platform you describe the techniques for. Possible values (in the list) are the MITRE ATT&CK platform values or 'all' to select all platforms: PRE, Windows, Linux, macOS, Office 365, Azure AD, Google Workspace, IaaS, SaaS, Network, Containers. |
groups | list with group objects | yes | Contains all the information on threat actor groups. See the description of the group object. |
notes | string | no | An optional field to include notes on this groups administration file. |
Name | Type | Required | Description |
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group_name | string | yes | The name of the threat actor. |
campaign | string | no | The name of a possible specific threat actor campaign. |
technique_id | list of techniques IDs (optionally followed by a count) | yes | Techniques used by this threat actor (within this campaign). It is also possible to add a count to a technique. For an example see the first group object in the file: 20190319-RedCanary.yaml |
software_id | list of software IDs | no | Software used by this threat actor (within this campaign). |
enabled | boolean (True or False) | true | Enable or disable the group. Having it disabled will cause it from not being loaded by the DeTT&CT Python tool. |
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