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EDF Iron Server

Introduction

This server implements the API for Iron service. It uses EDF Fusion framework as a library to ease maintainance and take advantage of new generic features as they become available.

[!TIP] This documentation does not aim at completeness but provides an overview of the main features

Services

Iron offers a single web interface to perform case management operations across different services including:

New service integration requires the service to implement FusionCaseAPI defined in the fusion library. If the service does not directly implement the API, an API proxy or middleware can be implemented. Carbon, Helium and Neon implement the API directly. DFIR-IRIS is integrated through a middleware.

Events

Iron, when configured to do so, can emit events using webhooks. Here is a list of event's categories it can emit:

  • create_case
  • update_case

Event's structure looks like this:

{
    "source": "event's source, service's name is often used as source",
    "category": "event's category, the nature of the event",
    "case": {},
    "ext": {},
}

Both case and ext are objects used to store information respectively about the case related to the event and extended data specific to the event.

Iron's configuration allows to define a general webhook which receives all events for all cases. It is also possible to define per-case webhooks to trigger case specific scenarios.

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