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Virus Total Client

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This is logic for interacting with VirusTotal's V3 API. At present, only the following actions are supported:

  • Fetch file, IP address, and domain reports: this gets the anti-virus scan and other data for a given sample, and there are examples in the testdata/ directory.
    • The goal is for the file report to have all the possible fields for increased ease of use.
  • Request re-scan: ask Virus Total to run a given item through their collection of anti-virus applications and analysis tools.
  • Submit a file sample: send a sample to Virus Total for analysis.
  • Download a file sample: download the original sample from Virus Total (not fully tested, requires premium access).
  • Search: find the hashes of files which match some search criteria (not fully tested, requires premium access, uses older V2 API). See Virus Total's doc for more information.
  • The file report object and error types can be useful when interacting with Virus Total using another crate or using VT's API directly; you don't have to use the client object in this crate to use the data (and error) types in this crate.

Virus Total supports these actions given a MD5, SHA-1, or SHA-256 hash.

Additionally, this provides a client application (in bin/, or malwaredb-virustotal-bin) for the supported operations on the command line.

MUSL Targets

It's recommended to use the native-tls-vendored feature to avoid OpenSSL build errors when compiling for Linux MUSL targets. See the example Cargo.toml entry below:

[target.'cfg(target_env = "musl")'.dependencies]
malwaredb-virustotal = { version = "0.5", features = ["native-tls-vendored"] }

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Package last updated on 31 Dec 2025

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