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Subject: RE: [cti-stix] Applying data markings
For some context, there are significant users of STIX, especially within the public sector, that require finer-grained marking than what Level 1 markings provide. The whole point of having two levels of marking defined is to allow implementations that are not concerned with that finer-grained capability to implement just Level 1 markings. My guess is that support for Level 1 would be MTI with support for Level 2 (in addition to Level 1 of course) being optional. From: cti-stix@lists.oasis-open.org [mailto:cti-stix@lists.oasis-open.org] On Behalf Of Jordan, Bret So I really like what you have done for Level 1 markings, and I can get behind that. A few nits/comments though: 1) you have defined marking_definitions and marking_refs. I am guessing you are using an abbreviated form of references because of the legacy "idref" field. I would prefer that we adopt a general style guide for the field names. Options to be discussed: a) use underscores || camel casing b) all lower case || camel casing c) spell words out || try to use abbreviated forms when possible My preferences: I prefer underscores even though the JSON uses camel casing I personally prefer all lower case I would prefer abbreviations when possible. So marking_defs and marking_refs (this might be hotly debated by this group) 2) EclecticIQ published a great style guide for JSON STIX when they did theirs. One thing that I did not like at first, but came to love in code was their use of a "type" field. For example: { "type": "six_package", "indicators": [ { "type": "indicator", "id": "indicator-1234" } ] } It might be good to do this in your marking objects as well. Something like "type": "marking" or something. Please the attached PDF of their email to the STIX list from long ago. 3) Can you give some examples of a Level 2 marking structure that is valid? I am still not sold on the Level 2, but am willing to work with you, so you can enlighten me. |
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