The Polarity Slack Integration allows you to Send Messages to Channels in Slack directly from the Overlay , and Search Entities in Slack Channel Messages for all entity types.
NOTE: Instead of
npm installit would be best to runnpm install --production. NOTE: You must go through the process of creating yourPolarity Slack Appin your Slack instance. Instructions on how to do this can be found in the Polarity App Installation Guide.
- Searching: To search private channels, make sure the user that clicked
AllowinStep 9in the Polarity App Installation Guide is in that private channel you want to search. - Messaging: To allow messaging in private channels, you must first send a
@Polaritymessage in the private channel, and invite the app to the channel.
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To Enable to
/polaritySlack Command follow the instructions found in the Polarity Slack Command Setup Guide. -
NOTE: The Slack Command does not support SAML authentication to the Polarity Server in it's current version. If you would like it to in the future please reach out to
support@polarity.ioabout supporting SAML authentication on for the/polaritySlack Command. -
NOTE: When adding new integrations to you Polarity Server or restarting your Polarity Server, the Authentication set via the Slack Polarity App will need to be re-entered. This is to be expected with the current version of the app.
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NOTE: The Slack Command will return only some, and not necessarily all, of the Overlay Summary Tags for the Integrations you are Subscribed to in the Polarity Slack App Home (See Polarity Slack Command Setup Guide Step 8 for reference). This is to be expected with the current version of the app. If you find an Integration isn't returning Summary Tags and you would like it to in the future, please reach out to
support@polarity.ioabout which Integration you would like to be supported by the/polaritySlack Command.
The URL of the Slack API you would like to connect to.
The API User Token associated with the your Polarity Slack App. Your User Token should start with "xoxp-###...". Optional if you don't wish to search.
The API Bot Token associated with the your Polarity Slack App. Your User Token should start with "xoxb-###...".
When checked, strings searched that are one of our predefined entity types (IPv4, IPv6, IPv4CIDR, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, MAC, string, email, domain, url, and cve) will not be displayed in the overlay.
NOTE: By default commented out in the
./config/config.jsfile.
The minimum text input length for a string to be considered Input. (default: 5)
The maximum text input length for a string to be considered Input. (default: 256)
If checked, all entities will be search in Slack.
NOTE: This option must be set to "Users can view only" or "Users can view and edit"
Return the search results in a particular order. Options are Best Search Match First, Most Recent Search Match First, and Oldest Search Match First
If checked, a prompt will show for every entity searched, regardless of Search Results, allowing you to send a message to any Channels listed below.
NOTE: This option must be set to "Users can view only" or "Users can view and edit"
A comma separated list of Channels Names anyone using the Integration can send a messages to. If you want to send messages to a private channel, you must send a message in the channel containing "@Polarity" in it first.
The name you wish to use when Posting Messages on Slack Channels. If left empty the default display name will just be "Polarity".
If checked, the entity value will be added to the Slack Messaging Box in the Overlay by Default
Installation instructions for integrations are provided on the PolarityIO GitHub Page.
Polarity is a memory-augmentation platform that improves and accelerates analyst decision making. For more information about the Polarity platform please see: