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# Webhook This emitter creates an HTTP request payload based on the specified conditions. ```yaml emitter: webhook url: ... method: ... headers: ... template: ... ``` | Name | Type | Required? | Default | Desc. | | -------- | ------ | --------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | | url | String | Yes | | URL | | method | String | No | POST | HTTP request method (GET or POST) | | headers | Hash | No | | HTTP request headers | | template | String | No | | ERB template to customize the payload in JSON format | You can customize the payload by using **template**. A template is an ERB template. It should generate a valid JSON. - [https://github.com/ruby/erb](https://github.com/ruby/erb) You can use the following variables to build the JSON. | Name | Type | Default | Desc. | | ----------- | ----------------------- | ------- | ------------ | | title | String | | | | description | String | | | | source | String | | ID of a rule | | tags | Array<String> | [] | | | artifacts | Array<Mihari::Artifact> | | | ## Example **ThreatFox** ```yaml - emitter: webhook url: https://threatfox-api.abuse.ch/api/v1/ headers: api-key: YOUR_API_KEY template: threatfox.erb ``` ```ruby { "query": "submit_ioc", "threat_type": "payload_delivery", "ioc_type": "ip:port", "malware": "foobar", "confidence_level": 100, "anonymous": 0, "iocs": [ <% @artifacts.select { |artifact| artifact.data_type == "ip" }.each_with_index do |artifact, idx| %> "<%= artifact.data %>:80" <%= ',' if idx < (@artifacts.length - 1) %> <% end %> ] } ```
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