This Assemblyline service submits PE32 binaries to the unpac.me API and provides the results.
NOTE: This service requires you to have your own API key (Subscription or Community). It is not preinstalled during a default installation.
This service uploads the provided file to unpac.me using the unpac.me API and returns the results (if any). Your API key is provided as a parameter which is passed to the service for processing.
Because this service queries an external API, if selected by the user, it will prompt the user and notify them that their file or metadata related to their file will leave our system.
In order to run tests for this service, you will first require the AssemblyLine Python packages. These can be installed using the instructions here. Next, your API key must be taken from your profile and set as the UPM_API_KEY environment variable within your terminal. Once done, run the following (in this instance I'm using Python 3.7 which is the official supported version of Python for AssemblyLine): python3.7 -m unittest test_unpacme_al. NOTE: You must have remaining unpac.me quota in order to run the tests properly.
The current version of this service makes use of a third-party library which is not officially supported by unpac.me. A big shout out to @R3MRUM for writing this library.