detect/transform: from_base64 transform #10512
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Refactor utility functions/definitions from the byte_math module into the parser module. This includes parse_var and ResultValue Issue: 6487
Issue: 6487 Implement from_base64 option parsing in Rust. The Rust module also contains unit tests.
Issue: 6487
Implement the from_base64 transform:
[bytes value] [offset value] [mode relax|strict|rfc4648|rfc2045]
The value for bytes and offset may be a byte_ variable or an
unsigned integer.
jlucovsky
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jasonish,
jufajardini and
victorjulien
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Continued in #10524 |
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This PR provides the
from_base64transform used to match on content decoded with base64 using the mode (default rfc4648).Link to redmine ticket: 6487
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