Version 2.0 (Archive)
This page provides information on the Version 2.0 release of the CybOX Language. All information about
Version 2.0 is included in this centralized location. Join the CybOX Community to participate in the next version of CybOX.
Downloads
Includes downloads for the Version 2.0 core, common, and object-specific xml schemas, objects, and specifications.
CybOX Core and Common Downloads
| File Name |
Version |
Schema |
Documentation |
| All Files |
2.0 |
ZIP |
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| All Files (offline) |
2.0 |
ZIP |
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| Core |
2.0 |
XSD |
HTML |
| Common |
2.0 |
XSD |
HTML |
| Default Vocabularies |
2.0 |
XSD |
HTML |
CybOX Extension Downloads
| Extension Name |
Extension Point |
Version |
Schema |
Documentation |
| CPE 2.3 |
Platform |
1.0 |
XSD |
HTML |
Release Notes
The major highlights of Version 2.0 are listed below:
- Significant changes to the CybOX Object model, easing implementation and extensibility
- Moved many usages of enumerations and strings to controlled vocabularies with CybOX-provided defaults as well as extension mechanisms
- Created PDF File Object, Custom Object, Link Object, and Socket Object
- Refined the expression of Observable patterns through new pattern conditions and associated attributes
There are also full release notes available.
Samples
Sample content for Version 2.0 is actively being developed and released. The latest release was on April 8, 2013 and can be downloaded in a single zip file:
Timeline
| PLANNING |
DRAFT(S) |
RELEASE CANDIDATE |
OFFICIAL |
| 13 February 2013 |
— |
— |
08 April 2013 |
Status Reports
Status updates are included below. You may also review the CybOX Community Discussion Archives for discussions about Version 2.0.
- [2013-04-08]
- Version 2.0 of the CybOX Language is now available. This release includes a number of improvements, as listed in the Release Notes section above. Please send any comments or concerns about this release to the CybOX Community Discussion List, or directly to cybox@mitre.org.
- [2013-02-13]
- Version 2.0 of the CybOX Language is now actively under development. Community feedback and our own internal reviews have identified several important ways to simplify and improve the CybOX Language, but many of them will likely not be backwards compatible. Over the next few weeks, we will be posting specific proposals to the CybOX Community Discussion List for community review. If you are interested in being part of this conversation, we encourage you to join the CybOX Community Email Discussion List. We are also very much interested in any additional feedback that you might have on CybOX in general and your ongoing guidance as we mature the language. We look forward to working with the community to create the next version of the CybOX Language. Please direct your comments to the CybOX Community Discussion List, or you may contact us at cybox@mitre.org.
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