The v7.3.0 capa release comes with the following three major enhancements:
Unlock powerful malware analysis with capa’s new VMRay sandbox integration! Simply provide a VMRay analysis archive, and capa will automatically extract and match capabilities to streamline your workflow.
This is the second support for the analysis of dynamic analysis results after CAPE.
BinExport files store disassembled data into a Protocol Buffer format. capa now supports the analysis of BinExport files generated by Ghidra.
Using Ghidra and the BinExport file format users can now analyze ARM (AARCH64) ELF files targeting Android.
You can now browse capa’s default rule set at. In modern terminals the CLI capa tool hyperlinks to resources on the web, including entries on the capa rules website.
Furthermore, provides a landing page for the capa tool project.
Thanks to @r-sm2024 for their contribution in #2155 and their further work. And of course a big thanks to the community for reporting issues, participating in discussions, and supporting the capa tool and capa rules.
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