pyOneNote
pyOneNote is a lightweight python library to read OneNote files. The main goal of this parser is to allow cybersecurity analyst to extract useful information from OneNote files.
Installing the parser
Installing the latest development
pip install -U https://github.com/DissectMalware/pyOneNote/archive/master.zip --force
Running the parser
To dump all embedded file in current directory
pyonenote -f example.one
To dump all embedded file in example.one into output_dir
pyonenote -f example.one -o output_dir
To dump all embedded file in example.one into output_dir and add .bin to the end of each filename
pyonenote -f example.one -o output_dir -e bin
Command Line
usage: pyonenote [-h] -f FILE [-o OUTPUT_DIR] [-e EXTENSION]
Note: pyOneNote is under active development
How to Contribute
If you found a bug or would like to suggest an improvement, please create a new issue on the issues page.
Feel free to contribute to the project forking the project and submitting a pull request.
You can reach me (@DissectMlaware) on Twitter via a direct message.
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