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Extend FLOSS to use the rendering techniques pioneered by QUANTUMSTRAND #943

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mr-tz opened this issue Feb 2, 2024 · 7 comments
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@mr-tz
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mr-tz commented Feb 2, 2024

QUANTUMSTRAND is an experiment that augments traditional strings.exe output with context to aid in malware analysis and reverse engineering. For example, we show the structure of a file alongside its strings and mute/highlight entries based on their global prevalence, library association, expert rules, and more.

FLOSS should use the techniques pioneered by QUANTUMSTRAND to highlight important information while muting common and/or analytically irrelevant noise.

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Anu-Ra-g commented Mar 2, 2024

@mr-tz Can I setup floss on WSL2? Or flare-vm is preferred?

@williballenthin
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no preference, as long as the environment is comfortable for you to develop Python

@andy0712dik
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@mr-tz i would like to contribute to this project because it is looking interesting I am final-year student and my interest is in cybersecurity can you please guide me that where should i start to get involve in this project

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mr-tz commented Mar 15, 2024

A good start would be to familiarize yourself with the tool, documentation, and source. Then you can browse the open issue list and/or ask focused questions.

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Is there any slack or element channel?

@danishzulfiqar
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Can you assign issue to me, I can start getting understanding of it

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@danishzulfiqar no, this is a large-scoped issue tracking a project candidate for GSoC'24. If you'd like to contribute there, please follow our posted guidance on how to get started.

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