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    Submit Multiple Website Links to WildFire (API)

    Use this resource to submit multiple website URLs (up to 1000) for WildFire analysis. This resource is preferable when you have a large list of URLs to be analyzed.

    Resource

    /submit/links/

    Request Parameters

    Use the following request parameters when you submit website URLs for WildFire analysis:
    Parameters
    Description
    Example
     
    apikey
    (
    Required
    ) API key
    Example:
    apikey=<API KEY>
    agent
    (
    Required for Prisma Access and Prisma Cloud Compute-based WildFire public API keys
    ) Designates the API key type
    Example:
    agent=pcc
    Options include:
    • pcc
      —for use with Prisma Cloud Compute-based WildFire public API keys
    • prismaaccessapi
      —for use with Prisma Access-based WildFire public API keys
    file
    (
    Required
    ) Local path to text file that contains up to 1000 URLs
    Example:
    file=@c:\websitelist.txt
    All links must be in a single text file. The file should first include
    panlnk
     at the top of the file and can have the following types of line endings:
    \r\n
    ,
    \r
    , and,
    \n
    . Example contents of file:
    panlnk http://example.com

    Example Request

    Make a POST request to the /submit/links resource and include the API key with the file path that contains a list of links. The file should first include panlnk at the top of the file:
    panlnk 
http://example.com 
http://example.net
    The text file that you create can have the following types of line endings:
    \r\n
    ,
    \r
    , and,
    \n
    . In the request, include the API key and the path to the local file:
    curl
-F 'apikey=<API KEY>' -F 'file=@websitelist.txt' 'https://wildfire.paloaltonetworks.com/publicapi/submit/links'
    The XML response contains the original URLs along with the SHA256 and MD5 hash:
    <wildfire> 
  <submit-link-info> 
    <url>http://example.com</url> 
    <sha256>f0e6a6a97042a4f1f1c87f5f7d44315b2d852c2df5c7991cc66241bf7072d1c4</sha256> 
    <md5>a9b9f04336ce0181a08e774e01113b31</md5> 
  </submit-link-info> 
  <submit-link-info> 
    <url>http://example.net</url> 
    <sha256>1a451f9b7ac34a1eaca15f23de263901ae343f60de9d7c324cadaaee3a380255</sha256> 
    <md5>cd36281827c9cdf2d40b45194ab30f02</md5> 
  </submit-link-info> 
</wildfire>

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