YARA-X
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  • Intro
    • Getting started
    • YARA-X vs YARA
    • Installation
  • Using the CLI
    • Commands
    • Config file
  • Writing rules
    • Anatomy of a rule
    • Text patterns
    • Hex patterns
    • Regular expressions
    • Rule conditions
    • Global and private rules
    • External global variables
    • Undefined values
    • Differences with YARA
  • Modules
    • What's a module?
    • pe
    • elf
    • lnk
    • dotnet
    • macho
    • console
    • hash
    • math
    • string
    • time
  • APIs
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    • Python
    • Rust
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  • Intro
    • Getting started
    • YARA-X vs YARA
    • Installation
  • Using the CLI
    • Commands
    • Config file
  • Writing rules
    • Anatomy of a rule
    • Text patterns
    • Hex patterns
    • Regular expressions
    • Rule conditions
    • Global and private rules
    • External global variables
    • Undefined values
    • Differences with YARA
  • Modules
    • What's a module?
    • pe
    • elf
    • lnk
    • dotnet
    • macho
    • console
    • hash
    • math
    • string
    • time
  • APIs
    • C/C++
    • Go
    • Python
    • Rust

Rust

YARA-X is written in Rust, so, integrating it into your own Rust project is extremely easy. You can start by visiting the yara-x crate page, or go straight to the documentation.

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