RTFSig is a tool designed to make it easy to signature potentially unique parts of RTF files. It requires Python 3 and some basic libraries, which are handled automatically if installed using pip. The tool scans RTF files for unique tags, prints details to the screen, and saves a Yara rule. Basic output is shown on the console, which can be used to search VirusTotal.
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