New capa (identify capabilities in executable files) module with ATT&CK support (S18) #1212
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New container (v1.4.1e) should be available for testing now |
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As we have learned from the paper "ERS0: Enhancing Military Cybersecurity with AI-Driven SBOM for Firmware Vulnerability Detection and Asset Management" (see here) there might be some interest in using capa in EMBA. We are aware that capa is only supporting x86/64 architectures and so it is somehow limited in the firmware field. Nevertheless, if we have a supported architecture the results are quite useful:
The image shows also the links to the ATT&CK framework and to the MBCProject
Do not merge until we have the docker base image updated!