Redline <-> reline mapping problems #48
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Hi everyone,
We've been using AVClass for a while and noticed that it consistently labels the "Redline" family as "Reline" (missing the 'd'). After comparing results with other labeling tools, we realized this issue is specific to AVClass.
Looking into the code, we found that AVClass maps "redline" (and its variants) to "reline" (though it's unclear why). Let's consider the following example. The attached
samples.jsonfile contains the VT results of the following three samples:Attached file: samples.json
At the moment of this writing, a quick search for "reline" has no matches in any of these VT entries' vendors results, whereas "redline" has at least 4 occurrences.
avclassproduces the following outputWhat is more, "redline" has a dedicated Malepdia entry, while "reline" does not.
Furthermore, a quick Google search produces the following results as of today:
"redline" malware-> about 235K results"reline" malware-> about 2.9K results and the use of "redline" is suggestedIn summary, I think the mapping of redline* -> reline should be the other way around.
With the proposed changes I find the output more accurate: