The Markdown to HTML operation for ThreatQ enables users to seamlessly convert Markdown-formatted content into HTML compatible with ThreatQ’s WYSIWYG editor. This functionality supports a wide range of Markdown elements, including headings, lists, links, images, tables, and code blocks, ensuring accurate formatting and presentation within the platform.

In addition to content conversion, users can define a source name and Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) designation for the generated description, allowing for proper attribution and classification of the ingested content.

The integration provides the following action:

• Set Description - converts Markdown-formatted text into HTML and applies it as a description to the specified ThreatQ object.

The integration is compatible with the following object types: 

• Adversaries
• Assets
• Attack Patterns
• Campaigns
• Courses Of Action
• Compromised Accounts
• Entities
• Events
• Exploits
• Targets
• Identities
• Incidents
• Infrastructure
• Intrusion Sets
• Malware
• Notes
• Reports
• Tools
• TTPs
• Vulnerabilities