#libmagic — Public Fediverse posts
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magika by google clearly outperform legacy file-matching libraries like libmagic and file utility but requires a python dependency. man at this point i hate doing pip for nuts, i am going no-dependency rule, but magic is 474443 bytes, libmagic.a is 38588 bytes. i should roll out my own for C
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Anyone out there wanting to use #libmagic on #Windows, and finding the situation quite unworkable, this seems like a decent parallel, I'll be taking it for a spin soon. https://github.com/cdgriffith/puremagic (and it's 100% #python !) I also like that you can kinda find polyglots by getting back all the ways a file could match, in confidence order.
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Anyone out there wanting to use #libmagic on #Windows, and finding the situation quite unworkable, this seems like a decent parallel, I'll be taking it for a spin soon. https://github.com/cdgriffith/puremagic (and it's 100% #python !) I also like that you can kinda find polyglots by getting back all the ways a file could match, in confidence order.
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Anyone out there wanting to use #libmagic on #Windows, and finding the situation quite unworkable, this seems like a decent parallel, I'll be taking it for a spin soon. https://github.com/cdgriffith/puremagic (and it's 100% #python !) I also like that you can kinda find polyglots by getting back all the ways a file could match, in confidence order.
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Anyone out there wanting to use #libmagic on #Windows, and finding the situation quite unworkable, this seems like a decent parallel, I'll be taking it for a spin soon. https://github.com/cdgriffith/puremagic (and it's 100% #python !) I also like that you can kinda find polyglots by getting back all the ways a file could match, in confidence order.
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Anyone out there wanting to use #libmagic on #Windows, and finding the situation quite unworkable, this seems like a decent parallel, I'll be taking it for a spin soon. https://github.com/cdgriffith/puremagic (and it's 100% #python !) I also like that you can kinda find polyglots by getting back all the ways a file could match, in confidence order.
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Last for today, but certainly not least: Ange Albertini presenting "Understanding file type identifiers"
@Ange
Warning: contains raw byteshttps://github.com/google/magika
#hacklu2024 @hack_lu #Yara
#LibMagic #TrID #Yara #Magika #PeID #Pronom #FDD #ShareMime #DiE -
Last for today, but certainly not least: Ange Albertini presenting "Understanding file type identifiers"
@Ange
Warning: contains raw byteshttps://github.com/google/magika
#hacklu2024 @hack_lu #Yara
#LibMagic #TrID #Yara #Magika #PeID #Pronom #FDD #ShareMime #DiE -
Last for today, but certainly not least: Ange Albertini presenting "Understanding file type identifiers"
@Ange
Warning: contains raw byteshttps://github.com/google/magika
#hacklu2024 @hack_lu #Yara
#LibMagic #TrID #Yara #Magika #PeID #Pronom #FDD #ShareMime #DiE -
Last for today, but certainly not least: Ange Albertini presenting "Understanding file type identifiers"
@Ange
Warning: contains raw byteshttps://github.com/google/magika
#hacklu2024 @hack_lu #Yara
#LibMagic #TrID #Yara #Magika #PeID #Pronom #FDD #ShareMime #DiE -
Last for today, but certainly not least: Ange Albertini presenting "Understanding file type identifiers"
@Ange
Warning: contains raw byteshttps://github.com/google/magika
#hacklu2024 @hack_lu #Yara
#LibMagic #TrID #Yara #Magika #PeID #Pronom #FDD #ShareMime #DiE
