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What is Pycrits?

Pycrits is a tool developed by Dynetics to simplify the addition, removal, and modification of data found in CRITs (https://crits.github.io/) without requiring the user to directly implement web requests to the CRITs authenticated API themselves. Many parts of CRITs have been heavily or partially derived from ThreatExchange (https://github.com/facebook/ThreatExchange), a plugin built by Mike Goffin for CRITs. Files which have been derived from ThreatExchange contain a clear indication in the header.

What documentation is available for Pycrits?

The documentation in this wiki will likely help with understanding some of the basic use cases of Pycrits. Since Pycrits simply acts as an intermediary between the user and the CRITs web-based "Authenticated API," any action performed by Pycrits is likely documented in the official CRITs wiki (https://github.com/crits/crits/wiki). This aforementioned page may be helpful in understanding exactly what Pycrits is doing, especially on more complex actions.

How is Pycrits licensed?

Pycrits is currently licensed by Dynetics under the MIT License

Development/Workflow questions

PyCrits development is currently just done from the main branch, however other branches may be added if the project increases in usage/size. Pull requests will be reviewed and merged/closed ASAP; Anyone is welcome to submit any changes that they believe could benefit Pycrits.

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