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I hope you were able to find a solution by now - but in the wild chance you didn't... did you ensure that python is installed correctly? Does the VM have a path to the internet?
Hi! There may be changes in the name of the path, or you may be in a different part of the file system. You can use the *dir* command to list the current directory contents and then look for the folder that you just extracted. Using the tab key also helps as it offers auto-completion of directories and files as you begin typing. You also need to ensure that you have the tools downloaded and extracted. There could be a number of reasons why you are encountering this issue, but these are where I would start. Let me know how it goes!
Hi! It *should* work on a Mac, I have used it in the past without any issues. Apple has recently stopped shipping Python2 and I believe removed it from the OS in one the latest updates, so may need to watch out for any python2/3 issues. Oledump runs in python3 so shouldn't be an issue, outside of resolving dependency such as olefile. For malware analysis purposes, I would suggest using a VM such as REMnux or a Windows host, even if your analysis host is a Mac, it's still a good practice to do the work in a VM :)
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another simple yet great video!
Thank you!
when i run python -m pip install olefile it gives error like >> No module named pip
I hope you were able to find a solution by now - but in the wild chance you didn't... did you ensure that python is installed correctly? Does the VM have a path to the internet?
in the cd oledump_V0_0_64 step, I got a message that the path cannot be found. can you help me with this problem, please?
Hi! There may be changes in the name of the path, or you may be in a different part of the file system. You can use the *dir* command to list the current directory contents and then look for the folder that you just extracted. Using the tab key also helps as it offers auto-completion of directories and files as you begin typing. You also need to ensure that you have the tools downloaded and extracted. There could be a number of reasons why you are encountering this issue, but these are where I would start. Let me know how it goes!
@@jstrosch thank you I will try it
if I do it python oledump it's take time?
Nothing should really take much time installing and using OLEDUMP - do you have a specific problem?
Does this work on MAC OS?
The "Path" box is not an option on MAC
Hi! It *should* work on a Mac, I have used it in the past without any issues. Apple has recently stopped shipping Python2 and I believe removed it from the OS in one the latest updates, so may need to watch out for any python2/3 issues. Oledump runs in python3 so shouldn't be an issue, outside of resolving dependency such as olefile. For malware analysis purposes, I would suggest using a VM such as REMnux or a Windows host, even if your analysis host is a Mac, it's still a good practice to do the work in a VM :)
After written python oledump.py I got: :187: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\D'
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