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− | OpenSBI is an initiative by Safer-Networking to make Spybot - Search & Destroy a more open platform for malware fighting. There are five | + | OpenSBI is an initiative by Safer-Networking to make Spybot - Search & Destroy a more open platform for malware fighting. There are five main components to the OpenSBI iniative: |
# ''[[Spybot - Search & Destroy]] 1.6'' - this release fully supports OpenSBI files as an additional source of detections. | # ''[[Spybot - Search & Destroy]] 1.6'' - this release fully supports OpenSBI files as an additional source of detections. |
Revision as of 09:51, 14 May 2012
OpenSBI is an initiative by Safer-Networking to make Spybot - Search & Destroy a more open platform for malware fighting. There are five main components to the OpenSBI iniative:
- Spybot - Search & Destroy 1.6 - this release fully supports OpenSBI files as an additional source of detections.
- FileAlyzer 1.6 OpenSBI Edition - our file analysis tool now offers dozens of functions to create detection patterns for files. RegAlyzer and RunAlyzer also have 1.6 OpenSBI Editions with support for creating OpenSBI code.
- OpenSBI Edit Lite - a full text editor for OpenSBI files, including syntax highlighting, import of InCtrl5 and HijackThis logs, and context sensitive help.
- This Wiki - a documentation wiki with hundreds of pages explaining the usage of the OpenSBI file format.
- The Community - integrated into our support forums is a system that allows you to share your OpenSBI files with other Spybot-S&D users, and comment theirs.
Some advantages we created this for are
- Diversity - everyone can create detection templates for any software, without depending on a central authority to acknowledge its threat.
- Neutrality - we cannot be bought to remove detections from our database, but if you do not believe us, you can simply publish your own rules against some malware.
- Continuity - OpenSBI ensures that you'll get updates as long as someone is interested in updating the database (which does not mean we intend to do less work in adding new detections).