How to create lite_dataset_10.csv?

[Zimolan]

Hello author, I successfully ran LibRadar on ubuntu the other day and am amazed at the functionality. I used a file lite_dataset_10.csv, which looks like raw data generated by some rule. I was wondering, how do I generate this file? Because I might have to build it from a specific library file.

[Albert-lei]

please see QuickStart.md

[CodeBlocksCreative]

The provided files are 6 years old now. Are there any newer files? I think the OP is asking how to generate a more up to date file

[IzzySoft]

@pkumza it's the same issue as with the original LibRadar: instructions on how to maintain the library definitions (there it was the tgst5.dat and new_dict.dat) by adding new entries or updating/fixing existing ones (original LibRadar e.g. now starts throwing false positives on com/google/api/client I have no ideas on how to fix, so I simply removed them) are missing. Would they be available, you'd have several contributors taking care for those I bet. LibRadar was very useful, and so is probably LiteRadar – but without the ability to keep the definitions up-to-date, it falls behind.

I can fully understand not having time to maintain everything. But giving the community the means to help with it, it would certainly help you with that 😉

So could you please add instructions on how to update/add definitions? Maintaining tag_rules.csv should be easy, and one could even add/update based on the definitions of my library scanner – which unfortunately lacks the de-obfuscation your Radars provide.