Malware clustering #351
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Cortex Analyzer that uses ApiScout and Neo4j to correlate malware samples. It supports Malpedia malware families. Co-Authored-By: Arcuri Davide <dadokkio@gmail.com>
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Thank you @garanews. Finally merging this - sorry for taking so long. |
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This analyzer is used to correlate malicious samples that will be stored in Neo4j Database.
It supports Malpedia repository to have a known malware families baseline (more than 1000 families).
It uses ApiScout for correlation and g6.js for generate the chart.
Enjoy!
More info @ https://www.hack.lu/misp-summit/