Victoriia Alekseeva

14 papers C 7Unranked 7
YearRankTypeTitle / Venue / Authors
2025 conf
ProfIT AI
Victoriia Alekseeva, Marcus Krüger, Tom Graner, Severin Weiß, Marcus Frohme, Alina S. Nechyporenko
2024 C conf
IDDM
Yaroslav Strelchuk, Alina S. Nechyporenko, Marcus Frohme, Vitaliy Gargin, Andrii Lupyr, Victoriia Alekseeva
2024 conf
ProfIT AI
Alina S. Nechyporenko, Viktor Reshetnik, Marcus Frohme, Victoriia Alekseeva, Andrii Lupyr, Vitaliy Gargin
2024 conf
ProfIT AI
Viktor Reshetnik, Irina Muryzina, Marcus Frohme, Victoriia Alekseeva, Alla Dzyza, Alina S. Nechyporenko
2023 C conf
IDDM
Alina S. Nechyporenko, Marcus Frohme, Vladyslav Omelchenko, Victoriia Alekseeva, Andrii Lupyr, Vitaliy Gargin
2023 conf
ProfIT AI
Viktor Reshetnik, Victoriia Alekseeva, Anastasiia Devos, Rosana Nazaryan, Vitaliy Gargin, Alina S. Nechyporenko
2023 conf
ProfIT AI
Victoriia Alekseeva, Viktor Reshetnik, Marcus Frohme, Irina Kachailo, Irina Murizyna, Alina S. Nechyporenko
2023 C conf
IDDM
Alina S. Nechyporenko, Viktor Reshetnik, Alla Dzyza, Victoriia Alekseeva, Andrii Lupyr, Vitaliy Gargin
2022 C conf
IDDM
Alina S. Nechyporenko, Yevhen Hubarenko, Maryna Hubarenko, Violeta Kalnytska, Victoriia Alekseeva, Vitaliy Gargin
2022 C conf
IDDM
Viktor Reshetnik, Vadym Zherebkin, Galyna Semko, Andrii Lupyr, Victoriia Alekseeva, Rozana Nazaryan
2021 C conf
IDDM
Radiy Radutny, Alina S. Nechyporenko, Victoriia Alekseeva, Nadiia Yurevych, Andrii Lupyr, Vitaliy Gargin
2020 conf
DSMP
Radiy Radutny, Alina S. Nechyporenko, Victoriia Alekseeva, Ganna Titova, Dmytro Bibik, Vitaliy Gargin
2020 C conf
IDDM
Alina S. Nechyporenko, Viktor Reshetnik, Denys Shyian, Victoriia Alekseeva, Radiy Radutny, Vitaliy Gargin
2019 conf
MECO
Alina S. Nechyporenko, Sergey S. Krivenko, Victoriia Alekseeva, Andrii Lupyr, Nadiia Yurevych, R. S. Nazaryan, V. V. Gargin
CLAUDE.md
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# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## Project Overview

REDB (RationalEdge Samples DB) is a malware analysis framework that extracts features from PE (Portable Executable) files and stores them in ClickHouse database for analysis. It provides a comprehensive set of extractors for analyzing binary samples including PE headers, imports, resources, signatures, and decompiled code.

## Common Commands

### Development Setup
```bash
source venv/bin/activate

# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Run the main application
python start.py --path /path/to/samples --repo sample_repo --index_prefix redb
```

### Analysis Commands
```bash
# Process a single file
python start.py --path /path/to/binary --repo test --index_prefix redb

# Process from S3 storage
python start.py --s3 --repo malpedia --index_prefix redb

# Process from S3 storage but only a subset of a specific repository
python start.py --s3 --repo "vx-itw" --s3-notes "ITW.0138" --index_prefix redb

# Run only decompilation
python start.py --path /path/to/binary --repo test --index_prefix redb --decompile

# Run specific modules
python start.py --path /path/to/binary --repo test --index_prefix redb --modules "BasicPropertiesExtractor,PEFeaturesExtractor"

# Run as Nomad job (for containerized deployment)
python start.py --nomad-job
```

### Testing
There are no formal unit tests. Testing is done by running the extractors on sample files in the `test_files/` directory.

## Architecture Overview

### Core Components

1. **Ingestor (`redb/ingestor.py`)**: Main orchestrator that handles file processing, multiprocessing, and coordinates extractors
2. **Extractors (`redb/extractors/`)**: Modular analysis components that extract specific features
3. **Database Exporters (`redb/extractors/database_exporters.py`)**: Handle data export to ClickHouse
4. **Settings (`redb/settings/`)**: Configuration management for database connections

### Extractor Architecture

All extractors inherit from the base `Extractor` class and implement:
- `extract()`: Main analysis logic
- `prepare_export_data()`: Format data for database export
- `get_clickhouse_table()`: Return target table name

Available extractors:
- **General**: BasicPropertiesExtractor, HashExtractor, DIEExtractor, CAPAExtractor
- **PE-specific**: PEFeaturesExtractor, PEImportExtractor, PEResourceExtractor, PEOverlayExtractor, PESectionExtractor, PESignatureExtractor, PEDotNetExtractor, PEInconstistencyTestsExtractor, PEExtraFindings
- **ELF**: ELFFeaturesExtractor, ELFSegmentExtractor, ELFSectionExtractor, ELFDependencyExtractor, ELFSymbolExtractor, ELFImportExtractor, ELFExportExtractor, ELFRelocationExtractor, ELFNotesExtractor
- **Mach-O**: MachOFeaturesExtractor, MachOSegmentExtractor, MachOImportExtractor, MachOExportExtractor, MachODylibExtractor, MachOSignatureExtractor
- **APK**: APKFeaturesExtractor, APKManifestExtractor, APKPermissionsExtractor, APKSignatureExtractor, APKDexExtractor, APKResourceExtractor, APKNativeLibExtractor, APKInconsistencyTestsExtractor
- **Decompilation**: DecompileBinja, DecompileAPK

### Database Schema

The project uses a comprehensive ClickHouse schema defined in `redb/redb_schema.yml` with tables for:
- Basic properties (`redb_basic_properties`)
- PE features (`redb_pe_features`, `redb_pe_imports`, `redb_pe_sections`, etc.)
- Decompiled code (`code_binja_decompiled_functions_content`, `code_binja_decompiled_functions_references`)
- CAPA analysis (`redb_capa`, `redb_capa_capabilities`)

Full schema documentation is available in `docs/database_schema.md`.

### Processing Modes

1. **Analysis Mode**: Extracts features using selected modules
2. **Decompile Mode**: Uses Binary Ninja for code decompilation
3. **S3 Mode**: Fetches samples from S3 storage based on catalog queries
4. **Nomad Job Mode**: Processes single jobs using environment variables for containerized deployment

### Configuration

Environment variables are used for configuration:
- Database connection: `CLICKHOUSE_HOST`, `CLICKHOUSE_PORT`, `CLICKHOUSE_USER`, `CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD`
- S3 storage: `S3_ENDPOINT`, `S3_ACCESS_KEY`, `S3_SECRET_KEY`
- Processing: `BATCH_SIZE`, `REDB_TIMEOUT`, `DECOMPILE_WORKER_TIMEOUT`
- Nomad jobs: `JOB_ID`, `S3_KEY`, `S3_BUCKET`, `WORKER_TYPE`, `CALLBACK_URL`, `ANALYSIS_MODULES`

## Important Implementation Details

### Multiprocessing
- Uses `spawn` method for multiprocessing to avoid memory issues
- Worker processes have timeout handlers to prevent hanging
- Supports both batch processing and streaming processing modes

### Memory Management
- Implements aggressive garbage collection between batches
- Monitors swap usage and restarts worker pools when needed
- Kills stuck processes automatically

### Error Handling
- Comprehensive logging with per-file context
- Graceful handling of corrupted or unsupported files
- Automatic retry logic for database operations

### Security Context
This is a defensive security tool for malware analysis. It processes potentially malicious files in a controlled environment to extract features for detection and analysis purposes.

## Development Notes

- The codebase is optimized for processing large batches of malware samples
- Extractors are designed to be modular and can be run individually or in combination
- Database schema supports both normalized and denormalized views for different query patterns
- S3 integration allows for scalable processing of large malware repositories