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I checked your usage of the library and let me make some comments.
scan: function(tx){returnextractIOC(tx);},
extractIOC(tx) does meaningless processes in terms of your usage of it. (e.g extraction of ASNs, BTC addresses, etc.)
I think you need ip, domain, url, md5, sha1, sha256 and sha512. If so you can extract them individually.
Hi, thank you for using my library ioc-extractor.
I checked your usage of the library and let me make some comments.
extractIOC(tx)
does meaningless processes in terms of your usage of it. (e.g extraction of ASNs, BTC addresses, etc.)I think you need ip, domain, url, md5, sha1, sha256 and sha512. If so you can extract them individually.
For example:
Using an individual method is a more cost-effective than using
extractIOC
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