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stringsifter - any chance we can add? #117
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I like stringsifter as an idea, but I haven't found it especially useful in my own experience. When I look at strings, I find it relatively easy to identify "interesting" strings on my own. And the tool's use of ML to highlight strings of interest hasn't shown me anything I didn't spot myself. But I haven't tested the tool extensively, so it's very possible I'm under-appreciating it. Have you found it particularly useful? |
I think it is more useful to newer analyst as it pulls all the more likely relevant strings to the top and I have actually found strings that way that I had skipped over previously. If it isn’t to heavy for the distro I know I would use it a lot.
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I like stringsifter as an idea, but I haven't found it especially useful in my own experience. When I look at strings, I find it relatively easy to identify "interesting" strings on my own. And the tool's use of ML to highlight strings of interest hasn't shown me anything I didn't spot myself. But I haven't tested the tool extensively, so it's very possible I'm under-appreciating it.
Have you found it particularly useful?
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OK, good points. I added the tool to the distro. Thanks for the idea. |
Absolutely and thank you.
Something I think that would be very cool and I would be willing to assist with it if it were to become a thing, would to make a video series of all the tools on the VM and some basic use case scenarios, just put balling a n idea is all
Again thank you for all the work on this and c u at the summit tomorrow, I am actually presenting first thing in the morning hahahaha
cheers
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OK, good points. I added the tool to the distro. Thanks for the idea.
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Sweet, that's one of the presentations I'm hoping to attend! And yes, a series that showcases the various tools would be amazing! There is a placeholder for linking to content like this here: https://docs.remnux.org/tips/remnux-tool-tips |
Awesome,
Thank you for taking the time
cheers
Aaron
… On Jul 15, 2020, at 6:39 PM, Lenny Zeltser ***@***.***> wrote:
Sweet, that's one of the presentations I'm hoping to attend!
And yes, a series that showcases the various tools would be amazing! There is a placeholder for linking to content like this here: https://docs.remnux.org/tips/remnux-tool-tips <https://docs.remnux.org/tips/remnux-tool-tips>
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really like this tool a lot
https://github.com/fireeye/stringsifter
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