This is a fork of: https://github.com/joxeankoret/multiav
I'm going to be refractoring this project away from an API and back to a commandline tool. For my uses the Web/API is more bloat than functionality.
MultiAV Python API. It can scan a file or directory with multiple AV engines simultaneously. It uses, with the only exception of ClamAV, the command line AV scanners and extracts the malware names from the output of the command line tools (for ClamAV it uses the https://code.google.com/p/pyclamd/ extension).
It supports a total of 18 AV engines. The list of currently supported engines is the following:
- ClamAV (Ultra-fast, using the daemon)
- F-Prot (Ultra-fast)
- Comodo (Fast)
- BitDefender (Medium)
- ESET (Slow)
- Avira (Slow)
- Sophos (Medium)
- Avast (Ultra-fast, using the daemon)
- AVG (Ultra-fast, using the daemon)
- DrWeb (Slow)
- McAfee (Very slow, only enabled when running all the engines)
- Ikarus (Medium, using Wine in Linux/Unix)
- F-Secure (Fast)
- Kaspersky (Fast, tested under MacOSX & Linux)
- Zoner Antivirus (Ultra-fast)
- MicroWorld-eScan (Fast)
- Cyren (Ultra-fast)
- QuickHeal (Fast)
This tool have been tested only under Linux. However, it should work equally in other Unix based operating systems as well as in Windows as long as the output from the AV command line utilities maintains the same format.
import pprint
from multiav.core import CMultiAV, AV_SPEED_MEDIUM
multi_av = CMultiAV()
ret = multi_av.scan(path, AV_SPEED_MEDIUM)
pprint.pprint(multi_av)
The original documentation hasn't been updated in a while, I'll spend some time to rewrite that as well for those looking to use the legacy MultiAV
This project will likey be renamed to avoid confusion with the other project
There will likely be a c# wrapper