Remove too broad YARA rules for VMProtect packer detection.#778
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Remove too broad YARA rules for VMProtect packer detection.#778
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These patterns are very common in regular files and do not indicate the presence of VMProtect packer. In cpdetect module there is a heuristic check that verifies the same code alongside additional checks to ensure the detected packer is correct.
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All tests are passing -> merging. Thank you for the fix 👍
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These patterns are very common in regular files and do not indicate the presence of
VMProtect packer. In the
cpdetectmodule there is a heuristic check that verifies thesame code alongside additional checks to ensure the detected packer is correct.