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CIRCL hashlookup service only gives details about known files appearing in specific database(s). This gives you context and information about file hashes which can be discovered during investigation or digital forensic analysis. CIRCL hashlookup service only gives details about known files appearing in specific database(s). This gives you context and information about file hashes which can be discovered during investigation or digital forensic analysis.
# Installation
- Make sure kvrocks is installed
- Download the [NSRL files](https://www.nist.gov/itl/ssd/software-quality-group/national-software-reference-library-nsrl/nsrl-download/current-rds)
- In **bin/run.sh** point to where kvrocks is installed
- - For example "/home/ubuntu/kvrocks/src/kvrocks -c /home/ubuntu/hashlookup-server/etc/kvrocks.conf"
- In **kvrocks.conf** change
- - **dir** to where you want to store the database
- - update **pidfile** **backup-dir** and **log-dir**
- in **import.py** : point to where you stored the NSRL downloaded files
- statistics are kept in stat:NSRLAndroid
- do a test run, in import.py change maxvalue to 2, run import.py and then query the results
- - redis-cli -p 6666
- - HGETALL "h:000000F694CA9BF73836D67DEB5E2724338B422D"
# API Usage # API Usage
## Get information about the hash lookup database (via ReST) ## Get information about the hash lookup database (via ReST)