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Open a report from the dashboard with View AI Analysis. The report page combines every output generated for a single article into 12 tabs.

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Element What it does
Title, Source, Published Article metadata from ingestion
Bookmark icon Add or remove the report from your bookmarks (Add Bookmark / Remove Bookmark)
View Original Source Opens the original article in a new tab
Export PDF (Beta) Generates a PDF of the report analysis in your browser. Layout may vary
Export MISP Event Downloads misp-event-{reportId}.json — the report's IOCs and CVEs as a MISP event, importable into any MISP instance

Tabs at a Glance

# Tab Best for Built from
1 Intel Graph Seeing all STIX objects and relationships STIX 2.1 bundle
2 Diamond Model Framing the intrusion STIX 2.1 bundle
3 AI Summary Reading the gist in a minute LLM summary
4 TI Mindmap Visual storyline of the threat LLM mindmap
5 IOCs Indicators to hunt or block Regex + LLM extraction
6 CVEs Vulnerabilities and exploitation status Pattern matching + enrichment
7 TTP Catalog ATT&CK techniques with evidence LLM mapping + validation
8 Attack Flow Probable execution order STIX attack patterns
9 5W Context Who / What / When / Where / Why LLM analysis
10 ATT&CK Heatmap Tactic coverage ATT&CK Navigator layer
11 Knowledge Graph Links to other reports STIX Constellation
12 Source Report Verifying any claim Original article text

If a tab has no data for a report (for example, a report with no CVEs), it shows an informational message instead.


Intel Graph

An interactive graph of the report's STIX 2.1 bundle.

  • Switch between Graph View and JSON View
  • Click nodes to inspect objects (threat actors, malware, indicators, attack patterns, vulnerabilities) and their relationships
  • Download STIX Bundle saves the bundle as stix_bundle.json

Use it to import the report into a TIP, SIEM, or SOAR — see STIX Platform Integration and STIX Bundles.

Diamond Model

The Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis built from the STIX bundle, with four expandable vertices: Adversary, Capability, Infrastructure, Victim. Click a vertex to see the objects placed there.

AI Summary

A concise, structured summary of the article written by an LLM. Read it first, then confirm specific details in Source Report.

TI Mindmap

A navigable threat topology — the report turned into a hierarchical mindmap (actors, campaigns, malware, techniques, infrastructure, targets).

  • Branches are colour-coded by analytical domain
  • Click a branch chip (or a node) to focus that branch; click All branches or Reset view to return to the full map
  • Zoom and pan to inspect nodes
  • Download the active view as PNG or SVG

See Interactive Mindmaps.

IOCs

Indicators of Compromise extracted from the article.

  • The table shows high and medium confidence indicators only (Displaying High & Medium Confidence IOCs)
  • Download Advanced IOCs (JSON) saves the complete set, including low-confidence items, as advanced_iocs_{reportId}.json
  • Each indicator carries type, confidence, and context where available (malware family, threat actor)

Benign infrastructure (large cloud providers, common software vendors, documentation IP ranges) is filtered out automatically. See IOC Extraction.

Warning

Validate IOCs against Source Report before blocking. Shared hosting and CDN infrastructure can produce false positives.

CVEs

Vulnerabilities mentioned in the article, enriched with risk context.

Column Meaning
CVE ID Identifier
Severity CVSS v3 severity
Exploitation CISA KEV listing and EPSS probability of exploitation
Status 🔥 Exploited · 🔧 Patched · 💻 PoC available
Affected Products Vendor / product
Context How the report discusses the CVE

Expand a row to see Description, Threat Context, Associated Threat Actors, Associated Malware (click to open in Threat Entities), CWE, CVSS Vector, Published, and References. Summary chips such as Active Exploitation and Contains Critical appear above the table. See CVE Intelligence.

TTP Catalog

The MITRE ATT&CK techniques identified in the article, with technique name, technique ID (for example, T1566.001), tactic, and a short justification from the text. IDs are validated against the official ATT&CK catalogue. See MITRE ATT&CK Mapping.

Attack Flow

A vertical timeline of the kill chain phases observed in this report. Techniques from the STIX bundle are grouped by ATT&CK tactic (Reconnaissance → Initial Access → Execution → … → Impact) and shown in tactic order, so you can read the attack as a sequence. Only tactics with at least one technique are shown. Treat the order as a hypothesis: reports rarely describe every step explicitly.

5W Context

A structured Who, What, When, Where, Why analysis. Switch between card view and table view (Question / Summary). Items can carry a confidence label and references back to the source.

ATT&CK Heatmap

A matrix of ATT&CK tactics and techniques with the report's techniques highlighted. It is rendered from an ATT&CK Navigator–compatible layer.

Knowledge Graph

The report's entities as they appear in the cross-report STIX Constellation. Toggle Include indicators to add IOC nodes. Use it to see which actors, malware, or tools in this report also appear elsewhere.

Source Report

The original article, converted to clean text. This is your ground truth for verification.


Below the tabs, Related Reports lists up to five other reports that share entities (actors, malware, tools, techniques) with the current one, together with the shared entities. Rare entities (a specific malware family, a unique IOC) weigh more than ubiquitous ones (PowerShell, curl). The same ranking is available via the kg_get_related_reports MCP tool.


How It's Generated

Tab Technique
AI Summary, TI Mindmap, 5W Context Task-specific LLM prompts over the full article text
IOCs Pattern extraction plus LLM classification, validation, deduplication, and benign-domain filtering
CVEs CVE pattern matching, then enrichment with CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV, and exploit/patch signals
TTP Catalog, ATT&CK Heatmap LLM behavioural mapping to ATT&CK, validated against the official technique list
Intel Graph STIX objects and relationships generated by LLM, validated with a STIX 2.1 library
Diamond Model, Attack Flow Derived in the browser from the STIX bundle
Knowledge Graph, Related Reports Entity resolution across all reports in a graph database

See How Content Is Generated for details.