bash2 compatible array #8
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uses a pseudo hash function to speed up hash-ioc search. only useful for lots of iocs takes 15 sec on my machine to read the signature base iocs (which could be speed up by converting them beforehand and storing them diretly in hash-iocs.txt, but then runs about twice as fast.
lots faster, this works at least back to bash 2.01.1
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now this is usable, found that even bash2 can do echo $((0xffffffff)) so pseudo hash is now the first hex digits converted to decimal. faster in all occasions and doesn't slow down this much with big hash-iocs.txt |
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The big advantage of this array is, that you can now include the complete signature-base hash-iocs.txt without slowing fenrir down to a crawl: signature-base hash-iocs.txt (9621 lines) signature-base hash-iocs.txt with old fenrir: measured with: |
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uses a pseudo hash function to speed up hash-ioc search. only useful for lots of iocs
takes 15 sec on my machine to read the signature base iocs (which could be speed up by converting them beforehand and storing them diretly in hash-iocs.txt, but then runs about twice as fast.