What is the pricing for Yara-Java?

Yara-Java is a free Security Operations tool. This makes it accessible for organizations of all sizes, from startups to enterprises. Visit https://github.com/p8a/yara-java/ for download and installation instructions.

What are alternatives to Yara-Java?

Popular alternatives to Yara-Java include: 1. YaraDbg - A free web-based Yara debugger for security analysts to write hunting or detection rules with ease. (Free) 2. yara-rust - Bindings for the Yara library from VirusTotal with support for Yara v4.2 and various features like rule compilation and scanning. (Free) 3. Shotgunyara - A tool that generates Yara rules for strings and their XOR encoded versions, as well as base64-encoded variations with different padding possibilities. (Free) 4. Detection Content Repository - Repository for detection content with various types of rules and payloads. (Free) 5. Detection and Hunting Signatures - A set of interrelated detection rules for improving detection and hunting visibility and context (Free) Compare these tools and more at https://cybersectools.com/categories/security-operations

Who should use Yara-Java?

Yara-Java is for security teams and organizations that need Rule Engine, YARA. It's particularly suitable for small to medium-sized teams looking for cost-effective solutions. Other Security Operations tools can be found at https://cybersectools.com/categories/security-operations

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Yara-Java Description

Security Operations/Threat Hunting

Rule Engine Yara

Does not require yara to be deployed (embeds all needed native dependencies). Supports two modes of operation: External: yara binary extracted and executed as a child process, Embedded: yara jnilib runs embedded in the java process. Rules can be loaded as strings, files or archives; for archives will recursively look for and load all yara rule files. Matches are returned with identifier, metadata, and tags. Negate, timeout, and limit supported. Support yara 4.0.2 -- 2021/1/17. How to build: Get and build yara source code. Example (building from 4.0.2 version): git clone https://github.com/virustotal/yara.git cd yara git checkout tags/v4.0.2 ./bootstrap.sh ./configure --enable-shared --without-crypto CFLAGS=-fPIC make Get and build yara-java. Example (in 'yara' folder): git clone https://github.com/p8a/yara-java.git cd yara-java mvn clean install Usage and examples: See the unit tests. Notes: After you successfully added some sources you can get the compiled rules using the yr_compiler_get_rules() function. You'll get a pointer to a YR_RULES structure which can be used to scan your data as described in Scanning data. Once yr_compiler_get_rules() is invoked you can not add more sources to

Yara-Java Description

Security Operations/Threat Hunting

Rule Engine Yara

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