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Using yara rules in a large scale enterprise
Nov. 24, 2022, 7:39 a.m. | /u/JoeBeOneKenobi
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I understand the premise of yara rules and how they work, and understand how individual files can be scanned using a number of yara rules each designed to detect a specific piece of malware, or how an individual yara rule can be run against a large number of files - but I do not understand how this can be used at scale in …
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