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Start Threat Intelligence Management PracticeAn analyst wants to view the historical reputation changes of a specific malicious IP address over time. Which tab within the Indicator Details page provides this timeline?
Explanation: The Reputation or History tab in the Indicator Details page displays the audit trail of score updates and source contributions.
When configuring a feed integration instance, the administrator selects 'Trust level' as 'Good'. How does this affect the indicator's calculated score when conflicting with a malicious feed?
Explanation: Trust levels in XSOAR determine how indicator scores from various sources are weighed and resolved during reputation calculation.
A security analyst notices that indicators fetched from a specific OSINT feed are overriding higher-confidence internal indicators. Where should the administrator configure indicator scoring rules to resolve this?
Explanation: Indicator scoring rules in Cortex XSOAR allow administrators to assign weights and precedence to different indicator sources to manage conflicts.
An administrator needs to ingest a custom JSON threat feed that does not conform to standard out-of-the-box integrations. Which integration type should be built or configured to handle this custom structure?
Explanation: The Generic Feed integration allows administrators to map custom JSON, CSV, or XML structures to XSOAR indicator fields using JSONPath or regex.
An administrator needs to run a query in the Threat Intel workspace to find all active IP indicators with a 'Bad' reputation associated with a specific campaign tag. Which search syntax is correct?
Explanation: XSOAR indicator queries utilize specific syntax such as type:IP and reputation:Bad combined with tag filters.
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