- May 17, 2020
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Hi, Do you have think about sending samples to AV Companies automatically without doing nothing? That is what this software does. But doesn't do anymore because isn't updated along time ago. I think this is in right section, if not please move it to the right section.
This is a interesting tool, unfortunately is outdated and may not work properly, but the features and functions are very good. Something should try to make a Tool like this.
I know, I know... And what to do about Spamming and massive submitting of Samples? Well that can be discussed in many ways, to prevent that.
The tool is called "X-Ray 2.0" what exactly this tool does? Well, is easy to understand: Auto Submit Suspicious Files to Antivirus Analyst.
Like I said above, unfortunately is outdated and may not working right now with some of them. If someone have knowledge, can make something like this tool. And the real problem is, isn't open-source.
You may ask: Why not upload instead to Virustotal here is the answer of the developer:
Link: X-Ray 2.0: Auto Submit Suspicious Files to Antivirus Analyst • Raymond.CC
If someone have knowledge (know-how) about programming, this is a good and brillant idea.
What you think guys? Good Tool? Unfortunately I don't see any alternatives, unless submit it manually.
This is a interesting tool, unfortunately is outdated and may not work properly, but the features and functions are very good. Something should try to make a Tool like this.
I know, I know... And what to do about Spamming and massive submitting of Samples? Well that can be discussed in many ways, to prevent that.
- Queue limit
- Daily Limit Uploads
- Account Required
- Captcha
- Verification Process
The tool is called "X-Ray 2.0" what exactly this tool does? Well, is easy to understand: Auto Submit Suspicious Files to Antivirus Analyst.
Like I said above, unfortunately is outdated and may not working right now with some of them. If someone have knowledge, can make something like this tool. And the real problem is, isn't open-source.
You may ask: Why not upload instead to Virustotal here is the answer of the developer:
You completely misunderstand what the X-Ray tool is for. Its main purpose is to submit files you might think are suspicious to antivirus vendors so they can be analyzed. The fact it sends files and pulls scan information from Virustotal is to help with the identification and analysis of the file itself.
What you send to the antivirus vendors will help to better classify the file in question as malicious or clean at sites like Virustotal in future.
Link: X-Ray 2.0: Auto Submit Suspicious Files to Antivirus Analyst • Raymond.CC
If someone have knowledge (know-how) about programming, this is a good and brillant idea.
What you think guys? Good Tool? Unfortunately I don't see any alternatives, unless submit it manually.