API Clients

MalShare is a free initiative for researchers to share malware samples for research purposes, which can be accessed via the website and via the API. Before open-sourcing this API client, there was no publicly supported Java library. The code can be found on Github, along with the latest release. Below, more information on the usage … Read more

The main page for this API client can be found here. In this release, minor changes were made. Below, the changes are explained in detail. One can find the library’s code here. The latest release of the precompiled JAR can be found here. Table of contents Renaming packages Using timezones Family detection support Future work … Read more

The main page for this API client can be found here. In this release, two new features have been added, and the documentation has been updated. Below, the changes are explained in detail. One can find the library’s code here. The latest release of the precompiled JAR can be found here. Table of contents Getting … Read more

The last release of the Java API client was published on the 23rd of December 2020, as can be read here. In this release, several features have been added. Below, the changes are explained in detail. One can find the library’s code here. The latest release of the precompiled JAR can be found here. Table … Read more

The first release of the Java API client was published on the 14th of October 2020, as can be read here. In this release, several features have been changed and modified. Below, the changes are explained in detail. One can find the library’s code here. The latest release of the precompiled JAR can be found … Read more

Hatching provides a sandbox named Triage. The sandbox is free for researchers, where each uploaded sample is made publicly available to others who visit the website. The API of Triage returns JSON values based on models that are outlined in the documentation. Using this documentation, I recreated their API endpoints into a Java library, which … Read more

MalShare is a free initiative for researchers to share malware samples for research purposes, which can be accessed via the website and via the API. Before open-sourcing this API client, there was no publicly supported Java library. The code can be found on Github. Below, more information on the usage is given, as well as … Read more