Threat Categories and Prioritization
Threat Categories:

Malicious IP Addresses: These include IP addresses involved in scanning, brute-force attacks, or other suspicious activities.
Phishing Domains: Domains associated with phishing campaigns, used to steal credentials or deliver malware.
Malware Hashes: Unique identifiers for known malware variants, including ransomware and Trojans.
Vulnerabilities (CVEs): Known security vulnerabilities in software that can be exploited to gain unauthorized access or execute code.

Prioritization Criteria:


Severity:

Critical: Immediate action required (e.g., known malware with high propagation rates, vulnerabilities allowing remote code execution).
High: Serious threats that need to be mitigated quickly (e.g., malicious IP addresses involved in active attacks).
Medium: Threats that should be monitored and addressed in the near future (e.g., phishing domains).
Low: Lower-priority threats that can be addressed as part of routine security maintenance.



Confidence Level:

90-100%: Highly reliable data, immediate action recommended.
70-89%: Reliable data, but further validation may be required.
50-69%: Less reliable, requires investigation before action.