"cuckoo" => array(
"enabled" => True,
"class" => "Cuckoo",
"priority" => 10,
"api_base_url" => 'http://localhost:8090/',
"web_base_url" => 'http://localhost:8000/',
"scan" => array(
//"package" => "", // uncomment to use
//"timeout" => "", // uncomment to use
//"priority" => 3, // 1 to 3, uncomment to use
//"options" => "", // uncomment to use
//"machine" => "", // uncomment to use
//"platform" => "", // uncomment to use
//"tags" => "mrf", // uncomment to use
//"custom" => "", // uncomment to use
//"owner" => "", // uncomment to use
//"memory" => False // uncomment to use
),
"scan_optional" => array(
//"options" => [ "option1", "option2" ], // uncomment to use
)
),
"virustotal" => array(
"enabled" => True,
"class" => "VirusTotal",
"priority" => 10,
"key" => 'My Secret Key',
"automatic_upload" => True,
"comment_uploaded" => array(
"enabled" => False, // If true, files uploaded (new analysis) will be commented upon completion
"comment" => "Some comment you want to put in VirusTotal"
),
"vendors_priority" => array( // List of vendors as seen in the VT API, the first one detecting will give its threat name to the sample
"Kaspersky",
"Microsoft",
"BitDefender",
"DrWeb ",
"Symantec",
"Ikarus",
"ESET-NOD32"
)
)
A small suggestion, Can the binary storage be Segmented by the First 2 to 3 Chars of SHA1 of MD5 like Viper do? Having 200k to 300k files in one folder is bad for slow HDD.. Also, can you put the Vendor name used for the Threat Name?
Also can someone who studies malware as a hobby can have lower subcription? $50 a month is too much for me.. When all is well and MRF, Cuckoo, and Viper working well together, I'll be deploying this to a Linux 2U rack and Subscibe if the price is reasonable for me..