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pyimpfuzzy

Python module for comparing the impfuzzy
pyimpfuzzy is python module which calculate and compare the impfuzzy(import fuzzy hashing)

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 requires the following modules:

Installation

$ pip install pyimpfuzzy

or

$ sudo 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))

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