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Configuring Yara Rules
To use custom YARA rules, modify the example rules file or create your own.
The file is located at src/cbc_binary_toolkit_examples/engine/yara_local/example_rule.yara
.
Rules should be listed consecutively, and need to have a meta section with a sev
property between 1 and 10.
rule MyFirstRule
{
meta:
sev = 7
strings:
$string1 = "malware"
$string2 = "bad_app"
$string3 = "malicious"
condition:
any of them
}
rule MySecondRule
{
meta:
sev = 3
strings:
$string1 = "rm -rf /"
$string2 = "malicious"
$string3 = { 48 45 4C 4C 4F 0A }
condition:
all of them
}
See Writing YARA Rules for more information.
You can use your own file instead of the example file.
If your file is located in the same directory as yara_engine.py
, append __file__
to the name of your file in the engine
section of your configuration file.
engine:
name: Yara
feed_id: Seql2oSTkO8rZrTbBkxnQ
type: local
_provider: cbc_binary_toolkit_examples.engine.yara_local.yara_engine.YaraFactory
rules_file: __file__/my_new_rule_file.yara
Otherwise, if your rules file is not located in the same directory as yara_engine.py
, put the full path name to the file in your configuration file.
engine:
name: Yara
feed_id: Seql2oSTkO8rZrTbBkxnQ
type: local
_provider: cbc_binary_toolkit_examples.engine.yara_local.yara_engine.YaraFactory
rules_file: /Users/Developer/rules_file.yara
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