hash-get-secops-threat-intel

Retrieves SecOps threat intelligence summaries for MD5, SHA1, or SHA256 file hashes.

85|14|Updated May 17, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dandye/adk_runbooks --skill hash-get-secops-threat-intel-dandye
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Skill: hash-get-secops-threat-intel
Source: https://github.com/dandye/adk_runbooks/tree/main/skills/atomic/hash-get-secops-threat-intel
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dandye/adk_runbooks --skill hash-get-secops-threat-intel-dandye

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Security analysts often need broader narrative threat intelligence on a file hash beyond what specialized reputation tools return. This Skill queries the Chronicle secops-mcp get_threat_intel tool to obtain a textual threat intelligence summary for any MD5, SHA1, or SHA256 hash, serving as a supplementary check or fallback when other lookups yield no results. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Hash Threat Intel Lookup: Queries the secops-mcp get_threat_intel tool with a natural-language prompt built from the target file hash. - Keyword Extraction: Guides the AI agent to parse the returned summary for indicators such as "malware", "dropper", or "benign utility". - Risk-Based Decision Logic: Classifies the hash as High, Medium, or Low risk based on summary content and optional prior GTI confidence, then routes to the next Chronicle entity lookup runbook. - Use Case: During incident triage, a GTI reputation check on a SHA256 hash returns "Unknown_Reputation_GTI". Use this Skill to pull a SecOps threat intelligence summary, flag the hash as Medium risk, and proceed to a Chronicle entity lookup. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to retrieve SecOps threat intelligence for the file hash and classify its risk level based on the summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about hash-get-secops-threat-intel

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get threat intelligence for a file hash in Chronicle SecOps?▼

Call the secops-mcp get_threat_intel tool with a query like "Provide threat intelligence summary for file hash {hash}". The tool returns a textual summary that the agent parses for keywords such as malware, dropper, or benign utility.

What hash types does SecOps threat intel lookup support?▼

The lookup supports MD5, SHA1, and SHA256 file hashes. The hash value is inserted directly into the natural-language query sent to the get_threat_intel tool, so any of these standard formats work.

When should I use SecOps threat intel instead of a GTI hash report?▼

Use it as a supplementary check when a GTI reputation lookup returns unknown results or when you need broader narrative context. It complements rather than replaces specialized reputation tools, and prior GTI confidence informs how the summary is interpreted.

What happens if the SecOps threat intel query fails?▼

On failure, the runbook logs the output_message and escalates with a note that threat intelligence retrieval failed for the given hash. No risk classification is assigned, and the analyst is alerted to the tool error.

How is the file hash risk level determined from the summary?▼

The agent performs NLP on the returned summary. Terms like "known malicious" or "trojan" flag High risk, "suspicious" or "PUA" flag Medium risk, and benign or neutral content flags Low risk, after which the workflow proceeds to a Chronicle entity lookup.