Project focused on obtaining, processing and storing information related to "magic numbers" from the files.
You can save the data in a normal file (file_signatures - default) or in a sqlite file (file_signatures.sqlite - default).
Note: In the
Byte Offsetfield, if it appears:
-512=> last 512 bytes.+=188=> every 188th bytes.
pip install filesignaturecollectorsfrom filesignaturecollectors import Controller
# Initializes the counter.
c = Controller()
# gets data from source.
data1 = c.get_data_wiki()
data2 = c.get_data_gck()
# filters and concatenates the elements into a single list.
c.consolidate_data(data1, data2)
# gets the list of formatted items for storage.
data_formatted = c.get_dict_data()
# saves to normal file.
c.to_file(data=data_formatted)
# saves to sqlite file.
c.to_db(data=data_formatted)$ collectfilesignatures -h
usage: collectfilesignatures [-h] [-a] [-w] [-g] [--to_file] [--to_db]
Collect file signatures from sources.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --all Gets data from all collectors.
-w, --wiki Gets data from Wikipedia.
-g, --gck Gets data from GCK page.
--to_file Save the data into a file.
--to_db Save the data into a sqlite db.
An easy way to get file signatures.
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