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Last for today, but certainly not least: Ange Albertini presenting "Understanding file type identifiers"
@Ange
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#Magika

https://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 bytes

#Magika

https://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 bytes

#Magika

https://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 bytes

#Magika

https://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 bytes

#Magika

https://github.com/google/magika

#hacklu2024 @hack_lu #Yara
#LibMagic #TrID #Yara #Magika #PeID #Pronom #FDD #ShareMime #DiE

@Thorsted highlighted the TCDBx database with 58,921 entries of type/creator codes (with/related to 19,737 file extensions). This is a huge number, especially compared to #pronom or even #TrID! #ipres2024 (sorry for redrafting and spamming people)

From last week's Linux Update: Franciszek Pokryszko explores Linux tools you can use to analyze malware without triggering an attack https://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2024/280/Malware-Analysis
#security #malware #tools #Linux #OpenSource #REMnux #SIFT #FOSS #sha256sum #VirusTotal #TrID #ExifTool #XLMMacroDeobfuscator

@nuncio @profoundlynerdy
True, perl doesn't compile down. But the regular expression processes are very fast, themselves being compiled.

I include the PDL, PGPLOT, and TriD routines, giving fast matrix math, 2D, and 3D plotting ability.

I use perl for sumulation and data analysis. I also use perl to do things like align and stack astro-images, like the one below of the Lunar Hyginus region captured with my NexStar 5SE.

#perl, #PDL, #PGPLOT, #TriD, #moon, #StarGeezer

Dateityp-Erkennung leicht gemacht https://www.heise.de/ct/artikel/Dateityp-Erkennung-leicht-gemacht-4351201.html #TrID