MISP has no official, structured tool listing we can auto-sync (unlike Kali, BlackArch, REMnux, and Tails). The tools below are maintained by hand and may be incomplete or outdated — check the official docs for the current tool set.
MISP is a platform for collecting, correlating, and sharing threat
intelligence between organizations and communities, rather than a
tool bundle for running attacks. It’s included here because its
official downloadable test VM gives it the same “boot it and try it”
on-ramp as the pentest/forensics distros in this catalog, even though
its actual use case is defensive intelligence sharing.
Use it only in environments you own or are explicitly authorized to
operate in — see the disclaimer.
Getting started
MISP publishes a VirtualBox/VMware VM image, rebuilt automatically
from every commit to its core repository, as the fastest way to try
it — the project's own documentation is explicit that this image is
for evaluation only, not production use. For a real deployment, MISP
documents dedicated installers for Ubuntu, plus Docker-based options.
Either way you land on the same web UI for creating, correlating, and
sharing structured threat-intelligence events (IOCs, TTPs, galaxies)
with other MISP instances or feeds.
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