[Autogenerated] a few parting remarks as you unleash
yourselves into using the Hive.
You've seen how the platform works in general and I've told you that
you can integrate cortex and miss as an example,
I've shown you how to work with the cortex analyzers.
If you want more detail around how to incorporate those into your Hive then you
can access the resources mentioned in the resources links.
However,
just for now you can check and see if the cortex analyzers are
operational as you see on the lower right hand side corner,
showing the status of operational with indicate that
this is green and that's all good.
Now if you want to access the court example arises themselves,
you could go into this page here and you'll see the history of all of the jobs
that you submitted through the Hive and anything that has been provided to the
cortex analyzers to analyze will be shown here.
If you're wondering where you can find some items to use as IOC s then
there is an abundance of sites online but one that I particularly like
is this one here malware traffic analysis,
.NET it's an extremely well built site and you have a collection
of a variety of indicators of compromise from numbers attacks that
have happened throughout the years.
Notice here that the archive goes from 2013 all the way up to 2022.
In fact when I was showing to you how to import some IOC s into the Hive,
I was using this example here from the micro that pushed Loki boat So
I was using an API of interest and a file hash,
which we incorporated into the Hive.
Lastly, remember that before installing the Hive,
you'll need to have a next version,
something like U boot to desktop that you see being depicted here.
I will definitely do the trick, and in fact,
this is exactly what I'm using in my own lab environment.