This documentation describes how the conversion between MISP and STIX works in terms of mapping both formats together (as opposed to the more generic description of the library itself, describing how to use it).
Thus, it gives a detailed description of the inputs and outputs that are to expect depending on the type of data to convert.
MISP supports 2 majors features regarding STIX:
- The export of data collections from MISP to STIX
- The import of STIX content into a MISP Event
More specifically, MISP can generate STIX1.1 and STIX2.0 content from a given event using the UI (Download as...
feature available in the event view), or any collection of event(s) using the built-in restSearch client.
In order to do so, MISP gives data formatted in the standard misp format (used in every communication between connected MISP instances for example) to the corresponding export script (available within the STIX export directory of this repository) which returns STIX format.
It is also possible to import STIX data into MISP using again either the UI interface or the restSearch client (should support versions 1.1, 1.2, 2.0 and 2.1). In this case everything imported is put into a single MISP Event.
In order to use that functionality, users can either pass the content of their STIX file to the restSearch client, or upload it using the Import from...
feature available in the events list view. In both cases, the content of the file is then passed to the corresponding import script (available within the STIX import directory of this repository) which returns MISP format that is going to be saved as an Event in MISP.
Within this documentation we focus on the mapping between MISP and STIX formats.
MISP datastructure | STIX object |
---|---|
Event | STIX Package |
Attribute | Indicator or Observable in most cases, TTP , Journal entry or Custom Object otherwise |
Object | Indicator or Observable in most cases, TTP , Threat Actor , Course of Action or Custom Object otherwise |
Galaxy | TTP , Threat Actor , or Course of Action |
The detailed mapping for events and its contained structures, with explanations and examples, is available here
Most of the MISP attributes are converted into Indicator
or Observable
Objects.
In the following table, all the object types preceded by any information about another object type are considered as being embedded in the list of RelatedIndicators
or RelatedObservables
.
When they are exported neither as indicator nor as observable, the top level object type is mentioned.
MISP Attribute type | STIX Object type - property name |
---|---|
AS | ASObjectType - Handle |
attachment | ArtifactObjectType - Raw_Artifact |
authentihash | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
campaign-name | stix: Campaigns -> CampaignType - Name -> Name |
cdhash | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
comment | incident: History -> HistoryItem - Journal_Entry |
domain | DomainNameObjectType - Value |
domain|ip | ObservableComposition -> DomainNameObjectType - Value | AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
email-attachment | EmailMessageObjectType - Attachments referencing FileObjectType - File_Name |
email-body | EmailMessageObjectType - Raw_Body |
email-dst | EmailMessageObjectType - To -> AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
email-header | EmailMessageObjectType - Raw_Header |
email-message-id | EmailMessageObjectType - Header -> Message_ID |
email-mime-boundary | EmailMessageObjectType - Header -> Boundary |
email-reply-to | EmailMessageObjectType - Reply_To -> AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
email-src | EmailMessageObjectType - From -> AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
email-subject | EmailMessageObjectType - Subject |
email-x-mailer | EmailMessageObjectType - Header -> X_Mailer |
filename | FileObjectType - File_Name |
filename|authentihash | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|impfuzzy | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|imphash | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|md5 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|pehash | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha1 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha224 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha256 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha384 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha512 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha512/224 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|sha512/256 | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|ssdeep | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|tlsh | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
filename|vhash | FileObjectType - File_Name & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
hostname | HostnameObjectType - Hostname_Value |
hostname|port | SocketAddressObjectType - Hostname (HostnameObjectType - Hostname_Value) & Port (PortObjectType - Port_value) |
http-method | HTTPSessionObjectType - HTTP_Method |
impfuzzy | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
imphash | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
ip-dst | AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
ip-dst|port | SocketAddressObjectType - IP_Address (AddressObjectType - Address_Value) & Port (PortObjectType - Port_value) |
ip-src | AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
ip-src|port | SocketAddressObjectType - IP_Address (AddressObjectType - Address_Value) & Port (PortObjectType - Port_value) |
link | URIObjectType - Value |
mac-address | SystemObjectType - Network_Interface_list -> Network_Interface - MAC |
malware-sample | ArtifactObjectType - Raw_Artifact & Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
md5 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
mutex | MutexObjectType - Name |
named pipe | PipeObjectType - Name |
other | incident: History -> HistoryItem - Journal_Entry |
pattern-in-file | FileObjectType - Byte_Runs -> Byte_Run - Byte_Run_Data |
pehash | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
port | PortObjectType - Port_Value |
regkey | WindowsRegistryKeyObjectType - Key |
regkey|value | WindowsRegistryKeyObjectType - Key & Values -> Value - Data |
sha1 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
sha224 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
sha256 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
sha384 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
sha512 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
sha512/224 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
sha512/256 | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
size-in-bytes | FileObjectType - Size_In_Bytes |
snort | indicator: Test_Mechanisms -> SnortTestMechanismType - Rule |
ssdeep | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
target-email | incident: Victim -> CIQIdentity3.0InstanceType - ElectronicAddressIdentifiers - ElectronicAddressIdentifier |
target-external | incident: Victim -> CIQIdentity3.0InstanceType - PartyName - NameLine |
target-location | incident: Victim -> CIQIdentity3.0InstanceType - Addresses -> Address - FreeTextAddress - AddressLine |
target-machine | incident: Affected_Assets -> Affected_Asset - Description |
target-org | incident: Victim -> CIQIdentity3.0InstanceType - PartyName -> OrganisationName - NameElement |
target-user | incident: Victim -> CIQIdentity3.0InstanceType - PartyName -> PersonName - NameElement |
text | incident: History -> HistoryItem - Journal_Entry |
tlsh | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
uri | URIObjectType - Value |
url | URIObjectType - Value |
user-agent | HTTPSessionObjectType - HTTP_Request_Response -> HTTP_Client_Request -> HTTP_Request_Header -> Parsed_Header - User_Agent |
vhash | FileObjectType - Hashes -> Hash - Simple_Hash_Value |
vulnerability | stix: TTPs -> TTPType - Exploit_Targets -> ExploitTargetType -> Vulnerability - CVE_ID |
weakness | stix: TTPs -> TTPType - Exploit_targets -> ExploitTargetType -> Weakness - CWE_ID |
whois-registrant-email | WhoisObjectType - Registrants -> Registrant - Email_Address -> AddressObjectType - Address_Value |
whois-registrant-name | WhoisObjectType - Registrants -> Registrant - Name |
whois-registrant-org | WhoisObjectType - Registrants -> Registrant - Organization |
whois-registrant-phone | WhoisObjectType - Registrants -> Registrant - Phone_Number |
whois-registrar | WhoisObjectType - Registrar_Info -> Name |
windows-service-displayname | WindowsServiceObjectType - Display_Name |
windows-service-name | WindowsServiceObjectType - Service_Name |
x509-fingerprint-md5 | X509CertificateObjectType - Certificate_Signature - Signature |
x509-fingerprint-sha1 | X509CertificateObjectType - Certificate_Signature - Signature |
x509-fingerprint-sha256 | X509CertificateObjectType - Certificate_Signature - Signature |
yara | indicator: Test_Mechanisms -> YaraTestMechanismType - Rule |
The detailed mapping for attributes, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP Object name | STIX Object type |
---|---|
asn | ASObjectType |
attack-pattern | TTPType - Behavior - Attack_Patterns |
course-of-action | CourseOfActionType |
credential | UserAccountObjectType |
domain-ip | ObservableComposition -> DomainNameObjectType | AddressObjectType |
EmailMessageObjectType | |
file | FileObjectType |
file with references to pe & pe-section objects | WindowsExecutableFileObjectType |
ip-port | ObservableComposition -> AddressObjectType | PortObjectType |
mutex | MutexObjectType |
network-connection | NetworkConnectionObjectType |
network-socket | NetworkSocketObjectType |
process | ProcessObjectType |
registry-key | WindowsRegistryKeyObjectType |
url | URIObjectType |
user-account | UserAccountObjectType |
user-account with unix as account-type attribute value |
UnixUserAccountObjectType |
user-account with windows-local as account-type attribute value |
WindowsUserAccountObjectType |
vulnerability | TTPType - Exploit_Target - Vulnerability |
weakness | TTPType - Exploit_Target - Weakness |
whois | WhoisObjectType |
x509 | X509CertificateObjectType |
The detailed mapping for objects, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP Galaxy Clusters name | STIX Object type |
---|---|
android, backdoor, banker, malpedia, mitre-enterprise-attack-malware, mitre-malware, mitre-mobile-attack-malware, ransomware, stealer | stix: TTPs -> TTPType - Behavior -> Malware - Malware_Instance |
botnet, exploit-kit, mitre-enterprise-attack-tool, mitre-mobile-attack-tool, mitre-tool, rat, tds, tool | stix: TTPs -> TTPType - Resources -> Tools -> Tool |
branded-vulneratbility | stix: TTPs -> TTPType - Exploit_targets -> ExploitTargetType - Vulnerability |
microsoft-activity-group, threat-actor | stix: Threat_Actors -> ThreatActorType |
mitre-attack-pattern, mitre-enterprise-attack-attack-pattern, mitre-mobile-attack-attack-pattern, mitre-pre-attack-attack-pattern | stix: TTPs -> TTPType - Behavior -> Attack_Patterns -> Attack_Pattern |
mitre-course-of-action, mitre-enterprise-attack-course-of-action, mitre-mobile-attack-course-of-action | stix: Courses_Of_action -> CourseOfActionType |
The detailed mapping for galaxies, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP datastructure | STIX object |
---|---|
Event | Report |
Attribute | Indicator or Observable in most cases, Vulnerability , Campaign or Custom Object otherwise |
Object | Indicator or Observable in most cases, Vulnerability , Threat Actor , Course of Action or Custom Object otherwise |
Galaxy | Vulnerability , Threat Actor , or Course of Action |
The detailed mapping for events and its contained structures, with explanations and examples, is available here
Most of the MISP attributes are converted into Indicator
or Observed Data
Objects.
The following table mentions then the patterning expression or Observable Object
type the attributes are exported into, respectively within the Indicator or Observed Data object.
When another object type is mentioned in bold, it means the corresponding attribute is neither exported as Indicator nor as Observed Data.
MISP Attribute type | STIX Object type / Observable Object type |
---|---|
AS | Autonomous System Object |
attachment | Artifact & File Objects |
authentihash | File Object |
campaign-name | Campaign |
domain | Domain Name Object |
domain|ip | Domain Name & IPv4/IPv6 Address Objects |
Email Address Object | |
email-attachment | Email Message & File Objects |
email-body | Email Message Object |
email-dst | Email Address & Email Message Objects |
email-header | Email Message Object |
email-reply-to | Email Message Object |
email-src | Email Address & Email Message Objects |
email-subject | Email Message Object |
email-x-mailer | Email Message Object |
filename | File Object |
filename|authentihash | File Object |
filename|imphash | File Object |
filename|md5 | File Object |
filename|pehash | File Object |
filename|sha1 | File Object |
filename|sha224 | File Object |
filename|sha256 | File Object |
filename|sha3-224 | File Object |
filename|sha3-256 | File Object |
filename|sha3-384 | File Object |
filename|sha3-512 | File Object |
filename|sha384 | File Object |
filename|sha512 | File Object |
filename|sha512/224 | File Object |
filename|sha512/256 | File Object |
filename|ssdeep | File Object |
filename|tlsh | File Object |
filename|vhash | File Object |
github-username | User Account Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
hostname | Domain Name Object |
hostname|port | Domain Name & Network Traffic Objects |
http-method | Network Traffic Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
imphash | File Object |
ip-dst | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
ip-dst|port | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
ip-src | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
ip-src|port | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
link | URL Object |
mac-address | Mac Address Object |
malware-sample | Artifact & File Objects |
md5 | File Object |
mutex | Mutex Object |
pehash | File Object |
port | Network Traffic Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
regkey | Windows Registry Key Object |
regkey|value | Windows Registry Key Object |
sha1 | File Object |
sha224 | File Object |
sha256 | File Object |
sha3-224 | File Object |
sha3-256 | File Object |
sha3-384 | File Object |
sha3-512 | File Object |
sha384 | File Object |
sha512 | File Object |
sha512/224 | File Object |
sha512/256 | File Object |
size-in-bytes | File Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
ssdeep | File Object |
telfhash | File Object |
tlsh | File Object |
uri | URL Object |
url | URL Object |
user-agent | Network Traffic Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
vhash | File Object |
vulnerability | Vulnerability |
x509-fingerprint-md5 | X509 Certificate Object |
x509-fingerprint-sha1 | X509 Certificate Object |
x509-fingerprint-sha256 | X509 Certificate Object |
The detailed mapping for attributes, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP Object name | STIX Object type |
---|---|
Script object where state is "Malicious" | Malware |
Script object where state is not "Malicious" | Tool |
android-app | Software Object |
asn | Autonomous System Object |
attack-pattern | Attack Pattern |
course-of-action | Course of Action |
cpe-asset | Software Object |
credential | User Account Object |
domain-ip | Domain Name & IPv4/IPv6 Address Objects |
Email Address & Email Message Objects | |
employee | Identity |
facebook-account | User Account Object |
file | File Object (potential references to Artifact & Directory Objects) |
file with references to pe & pe-section(s) | File Object with a Windows PE binary extension |
github-user | User Account Object |
gitlab-user | User Account Object |
image | Artifact & File Objects |
ip-port | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
legal-entity | Identity |
lnk | Artifact & Directory & File Objects |
mutex | Mutex Object |
network-connection | Network Traffic, IPv4/IPv6 Address & Domain Name Objects |
network-socket | Network Traffic with a socket extension, IPv4/IPv6 Address & Domain Name Objects |
news-agency | Identity |
organization | Identity |
parler-account | User Account Object |
pe | Windows PE binary extension within a File Object |
pe & pe-sections | Windows PE binary extension within a File Object |
pe-section | Sections fields in the Windows PE binary extension (always exported with the related pe object) |
process | Process Objects (potential reference to File Objects) |
reddit-account | User Account Object |
registry-key | Windows Registry Key Object |
telegram-account | User Account Object |
twitter-account | User Account Object |
url | URL Object |
user-account | User Account Object |
vulnerability | Vulnerability |
x509 | X509 Certificate Object |
The detailed mapping for MISP objects, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP Galaxy Clusters name | STIX Object type |
---|---|
mitre-attack-pattern, mitre-enterprise-attack-attack-pattern, mitre-mobile-attack-attack-pattern, mitre-pre-attack-attack-pattern | AttackPattern |
mitre-course-of-action, mitre-enterprise-attack-course-of-action, mitre-mobile-attack-course-of-action | CourseOfAction |
mitre-enterprise-attack-intrusion-set, mitre-intrusion-set, mitre-mobile-attack-intrusion-set, mitre-pre-attack-intrusion-set | IntrusionSet |
android, backdoor, banker, malpedia, mitre-enterprise-attack-malware, mitre-malware, mitre-mobile-attack-malware, ransomware, stealer | Malware |
microsoft-activity-group, threat-actor | ThreatActor |
botnet, exploit-kit, mitre-enterprise-attack-tool, mitre-mobile-attack-tool, mitre-tool, rat, tds, tool | Tool |
branded-vulneratbility | Vulnerability |
The detailed mapping for galaxies, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP datastructure | STIX object |
---|---|
Event | Report or Grouping |
Attribute | Indicator or Observable in most cases, Vulnerability , Campaign or Custom Object otherwise |
Object | Indicator or Observable in most cases, Vulnerability , Threat Actor , Course of Action or Custom Object otherwise |
Galaxy | Vulnerability , Threat Actor , or Course of Action |
The detailed mapping for events and its contained structures, with explanations and examples, is available here
Most of the MISP attributes are converted into Indicator
or Observable
Objects.
The following table mentions then the patterning expression or Observable Object
type the attributes are exported into, respectively within the Indicator or Observed Data object.
When another object type is mentioned in bold, it means the corresponding attribute is neither exported as Indicator nor as Observed Data.
MISP Attribute type | STIX Object type / Observable Object type |
---|---|
AS | Autonomous System Object |
attachment | Artifact & File Objects |
authentihash | File Object |
campaign-name | Campaign |
domain | Domain Name Object |
domain|ip | Domain Name & IPv4/IPv6 Address Objects |
Email Address Object | |
email-attachment | Email Message & File Objects |
email-body | Email Message Object |
email-dst | Email Address & Email Message Objects |
email-header | Email Message Object |
email-message-id | Email Message Object |
email-reply-to | Email Message Object |
email-src | Email Address & Email Message Objects |
email-subject | Email Message Object |
email-x-mailer | Email Message Object |
filename | File Object |
filename|authentihash | File Object |
filename|imphash | File Object |
filename|md5 | File Object |
filename|pehash | File Object |
filename|sha1 | File Object |
filename|sha224 | File Object |
filename|sha256 | File Object |
filename|sha3-224 | File Object |
filename|sha3-256 | File Object |
filename|sha3-384 | File Object |
filename|sha3-512 | File Object |
filename|sha384 | File Object |
filename|sha512 | File Object |
filename|sha512/224 | File Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
filename|sha512/256 | File Object |
filename|ssdeep | File Object |
filename|tlsh | File Object |
filename|vhash | File Object |
github-username | User Account Object |
hostname | Domain Name Object |
hostname|port | Domain Name & Network Traffic Objects |
http-method | Network Traffic Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
imphash | File Object |
ip-dst | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
ip-dst|port | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
ip-src | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
ip-src|port | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
link | URL Object |
mac-address | Mac Address Object |
malware-sample | Artifact & File Objects |
md5 | File Object |
mutex | Mutex Object |
pehash | File Object |
port | Network Traffic Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
regkey | Windows Registry Key Object |
regkey|value | Windows Registry Key Object |
sha1 | File Object |
sha224 | File Object |
sha256 | File Object |
sha3-224 | File Object |
sha3-256 | File Object |
sha3-384 | File Object |
sha3-512 | File Object |
sha384 | File Object |
sha512 | File Object |
sha512/224 | File Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
sha512/256 | File Object |
sigma | Indicator |
size-in-bytes | File Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
snort | Indicator |
ssdeep | File Object |
telfhash | File Object |
tlsh | File Object |
uri | URL Object |
url | URL Object |
user-agent | Network Traffic Object (pattern) / Custom Object |
vhash | File Object |
vulnerability | Vulnerability |
x509-fingerprint-md5 | X509 Certificate Object |
x509-fingerprint-sha1 | X509 Certificate Object |
x509-fingerprint-sha256 | X509 Certificate Object |
yara | Indicator |
The detailed mapping for attributes, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP Object name | STIX Object type |
---|---|
Script object where state is "Malicious" | Malware |
Script object where state is not "Malicious" | Tool |
android-app | Software Object |
annotation | Note |
asn | Autonomous System Object |
attack-pattern | Attack Pattern |
course-of-action | Course of Action |
cpe-asset | Software Object |
credential | User Account Object |
domain-ip | Domain Name & IPv4/IPv6 Address Objects |
domain-ip with the perfect domain & ip matching | A tuple of IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Objects for each associated domain & ip |
Email Address & Email Message & File Objects | |
email with display names | Email Address & Email Message Objects |
employee | Identity |
facebook-account | User Account Object |
file | File Object (potential references to Artifact & Directory Objects) |
file with references to pe & pe-section | File Object with a windows pebinary extension |
file with references to pe & pe-section(s) | File Object with a Windows PE binary extension |
geolocation | Location |
github-user | User Account Object |
gitlab-user | User Account Object |
image | Artifact & File Objects |
ip-port | IPv4/IPv6 Address & Network Traffic Objects |
legal-entity | Identity |
lnk | Artifact & Directory & File Objects |
mutex | Mutex Object |
network-connection | Network Traffic, IPv4/IPv6 Address & Domain Name Objects |
network-socket | Network Traffic with a socket extension, IPv4/IPv6 Address & Domain Name Objects |
news-agency | Identity |
organization | Identity |
parler-account | User Account Object |
pe | Windows PE binary extension within a File Object |
pe & pe-sections | Windows PE binary extension within a File Object |
pe-section | Sections fields in the Windows PE binary extension (always exported with the related pe object) |
process | Process Objects (potential reference to File Objects) |
reddit-account | User Account Object |
registry-key | Windows Registry Key Object |
suricata | Indicator |
telegram-account | User Account Object |
twitter-account | User Account Object |
url | URL Object |
user-account | User Account Object |
vulnerability | Vulnerability |
x509 | X509 Certificate Object |
yara | Indicator |
The detailed mapping for MISP objects, with explanations and examples, is available here
MISP Galaxy Clusters name | STIX Object type |
---|---|
mitre-attack-pattern, mitre-enterprise-attack-attack-pattern, mitre-mobile-attack-attack-pattern, mitre-pre-attack-attack-pattern | AttackPattern |
mitre-course-of-action, mitre-enterprise-attack-course-of-action, mitre-mobile-attack-course-of-action | CourseOfAction |
mitre-enterprise-attack-intrusion-set, mitre-intrusion-set, mitre-mobile-attack-intrusion-set, mitre-pre-attack-intrusion-set | IntrusionSet |
android, backdoor, banker, malpedia, mitre-enterprise-attack-malware, mitre-malware, mitre-mobile-attack-malware, ransomware, stealer | Malware |
microsoft-activity-group, threat-actor | ThreatActor |
botnet, exploit-kit, mitre-enterprise-attack-tool, mitre-mobile-attack-tool, mitre-tool, rat, tds, tool | Tool |
branded-vulneratbility | Vulnerability |
The detailed mapping for galaxies, with explanations and examples, is available here