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Hello,
I imported your package into my code however I get a error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./VTupload.py", line 4, in
from virustotal import Virustotal
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'virustotal'

I checked the pip package folder: /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/
however it displays your package as virustotal_python

I managed to fix it but doing "from virustotal_python import VIrustotal"

You experiencing this issue too?

I am trying to integrate your module to our guilded bot using this piece of code:

async def scan(ctx, *, url):
  print(f"{space.a}{pointer.c} Scan command triggered.")
  print(f'{space.b}{pointer.d} Data: "{url}"')
  with virustotal_python.Virustotal(VirToken) as vtotal:
    try:
        resp = vtotal.request("urls", data={"url": url}, method="POST")
        # Safe encode URL in base64 format
        # https://developers.virustotal.com/reference/url
        url_id = urlsafe_b64encode(url.encode()).decode().strip("=")
        report = vtotal.request(f"urls/{url_id}")
        await ctx.send(embed=guilded.Embed(
    title="Scan Command",
    description=f"""Scan info for {url}\n\nObjectType:\n```{report.object_type}```\nData:\n```{report.data}```""",
    color=embed_color))
    except virustotal_python.VirustotalError as err:
        await ctx.send(embed=guilded.Embed(
    title="Scan Command",
    description=f"Failed to send URL: {url} for analysis and get the report: {err}",
    color=embed_color))

Then whenever I run this, I always receive this kind of error:

I wish someone would help me with this issue. Thanks!

Hello, I can't figure out why this error occurs.

from config import api_key

def file_scan(file_path):
    files = {"file": (os.path.basename(file_path), open(os.path.abspath(file_path), "rb"))}
    with virustotal_python.Virustotal(api_key) as vtotal:
            resp = vtotal.request("files", files=files, method="POST")
            data = json.dumps(resp.data)
            message = json.loads(data)
    return message

I even substituted a key instead of a variable, still an error. Like this:
with virustotal_python.Virustotal('9xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx17g') as vtotal:

Error:

VirusTotal now has a 3rd version of their API.

This issue is open to track adding this functionality for this API version to virustotal-python.

Work on this can be found in the redesign branch.

• Update requirements.txt next release.
• Update README.md dependencies section.
• Fix documentation issue #10
• Setup github.io website.

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VirusTotal have revoked the /file/rescan API endpoint from the public API. This was due to it getting abused. It is now present in the private API only.

I discovered this when running the tests for PR #17 getting a 403 response and contacting VirusTotal.

This issue is to track work for removing this functionality from the wrapper.

Addresses PR #20

For some functions users can specify multiple url(s) or HASH(s) using a \n\ (newline character) or CSV comma seperated list.

The aim of this issue is to implement this logic so it isn't left to the user to do so. Making the wrapper easier to use.

Hi,

I wrote a similar bit of code myself to label binaries with the VT API. Thankfully, I can now just use yours, which is much more developed! Anyway, when I upload a binary to VT's web interface, I get the following information:

Popular threat label: trojan.gafgyt/ddos

Threat categories:

• trojan

Family labels:

• gafgyt
• ddos
• lightaidra

I would really like to get this same information from the API but I am having trouble with it. I'll spare you the details of why I'm finding this challenging. Is there any way one can do this with your package?

0.0.7 TODO List

• Add Tests. Most likely using Pytest.
• Fix #13.
• Bump version numbers.
• Update changelog.
• Update dependencies; if available. (Requirements.txt)
• Altered /url/report scan parameter is now type(int).

Latest update. I forgot to add changelog to README.md.

This is a note for next update.

my code ,but it's not work.

def download_file(hash: str, dir: str) -> None:
    resp = vtotal.request(f"files/{hash}/download")
    if resp.status_code == 200:
        content_type = resp.headers.get("Content-Type")
        content = None
        if content_type == "application/octet-stream":
            content = resp.content
        elif content_type == "application/json":
            content = resp.json()
        elif content_type == "application/vnd.android.package-archive":
            content = resp.data


        file_name = f"{hash}.virus"
        file_path = os.path.join(dir, file_name)
        with open(file_path, "wb") as f:
            f.write(content)
        print(f"Downloaded {file_name} to {dir}")
    else:
        raise virustotal_python.VirustotalError(f"File download failed: {resp.status_code}")

Improvement (Task)

I could write better unit tests for this library.

1.0.0

Work in progress in branch 1.0.0.

This release will contain breaking changes to the library.

Task List

• Allow use of int 2 and 3 for API_VERSION.
• Migrate away from Pipenv.
• Drop support for COMPATIBILITY_ENABLED (breaking change).
• Default to VirusTotal API version 3 (breaking change).
• #31
• Check examples.
• Automate library tests using GitHub actions.
• Automate library publishing using GitHub actions.
• Update README.md.
• Update changelog in README.md.

Updated 27/03/22

def get_comment(self, resource: str):
params = {"apikey": self.API_KEY, "resource": resource}
resp = self.make_request(
f"{self.BASEURL}comments/get", params=params, method="GET", proxies=self.PROXIES
return resp

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