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Pamplemousse
Pamplemousse commented Nov 7, 2019

#1750 shows a way to debloat an object by extracting its encoding / decoding logic into a serializer class.
In this case, the knowledge_plugins.functions.Function moved its serialize and parse_from_cmg methods.

There are several places along the angr codebase where this pattern could be applied:

  • angr/knowledge_plugins/cfg/cfg_model.py
  • `angr/knowledge_plugins/cfg/cfg
mocobeta
mocobeta commented Oct 14, 2018

I have dropped this feature when porting Thinlet UI to JavaFX (later, replaced by Swing.)

Thinlet Lule has "Tools > Export" menu. This wiki describes the feature.
https://github.com/DmitryKey/luke/wiki/Exporting-index-to-xml

I would like to re-think this feature (but cannot take enough time for this now.)
When (re)implementing this feature, file format selection (e.g. export to xml, json o

kiddinn
kiddinn commented Dec 15, 2018

The gist of it is:

  • Look at url and domain attributes.
  • If url, extract domain and add a domain attribute.
  • Run similarity scorer on the domains using #734 (hides then commonly visited domains)
  • Do some sort of analysis on the domains... either the ones that are not commonly visited or all of them... ideas would include something like:
    • VT or some other domain service l
ethack
ethack commented Dec 20, 2019

Besides incoming blacklisted connections, external to internal traffic isn't super useful in any of our analysis modules. And incoming blacklisted connections is of questionable usefulness as well since the things that normally scan everything on the internet will also normally end up on blacklists. We're not trying to detect someone attacking coming in. We're trying to detect already compromised

alexboydray
alexboydray commented May 13, 2020

Bug/Issue Description:
Please note I have found a workaround for this problem, but thought I would mention it just in case it was something to add to documentation for others.
When attempting to split relatively long movie (2h 04m 27s) using python API, execution of python program fails when attempting to split_video_mkvmerge method, citing error **ERROR:root:mkvmerge could not be found on t

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