pyimpfuzzy-windows
Python module comparing the impfuzzy for Windows
pyimpfuzzy-windows is python module which calculate and compare the impfuzzy(import fuzzy hashing)
This module is pyimpfuzzy for Windows version. For Linux and Mac OS users, please use pyimpfuzzy.
More details are described in the following documents:
https://www.jpcert.or.jp/magazine/acreport-impfuzzy.html (Japanese)
http://blog.jpcert.or.jp/2016/05/classifying-mal-a988.html (English)
Requirements
pyimpfuzzy-windows requires the following modules:
- pefile 1.2.10-139 or later
Installation
$ pip install pyimpfuzzy-windows
or
$ python setup.py install
Usage
- get_impfuzzy - return the impfuzzy hash for a given file
- get_impfuzzy_data - return the impfuzzy hash for a buffer
- hash_compare - return the match between 2 hashes
Example Usage
import pyimpfuzzy
import sys
hash1 = pyimpfuzzy.get_impfuzzy(sys.argv[1])
hash2 = pyimpfuzzy.get_impfuzzy(sys.argv[2])
print("ImpFuzzy1: %s" % hash1)
print("ImpFuzzy2: %s" % hash2)
print("Compare: %i" % pyimpfuzzy.hash_compare(hash1, hash2))
Notes
This module includes fuzzy.dll version 2.14.1.
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