Bump py-tlsh from 4.7.2 to 5.0.0

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Bumps py-tlsh from 4.7.2 to 5.0.0.

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5.0.0

The default behaviour is to input / output TLSH digests that start with the prefix "T1"

TLSH version 4.13.4 backed out T1 change for Debian (and others)

See Issue #162 backed out T1 change for Debian (and others) until 5.0.0

TLSH version 4.13.3 Pre-release for the next py-tlsh with ANN functionality

Pre-release for the next py-tlsh with ANN functionality

TLSH version 4.12.0 Python tools / Clustering tools / Fixes Python memory leak

Incorporates

Python tools / Clustering tools - from release 4.10 and 4.11 Merge pull request #137 - this fixed a memory leak in py-tlsh

Pre-release 4.11.0 Python Clustering Tool / Analysis of Malware Bazaar / fixed install for threading

4.11.0 added Jupyter notebook for analysis of Malware Bazaar Pattern file for predicting malware family of unknown samples using Malware Bazaar clustering

4.10.x added Python tools for clustering file using DBSCAN using HAC-T we provide scripts to show people how to cluster the Malware Bazaar dataset using TLSH

4.9.x added options -thread and -private -thread the TLSH is evaluated with 2 threads (faster calculation) Only done for files / bytestreams >= 10000 bytes But this means that it is impossible to calculate the checksum So the checksum is set to zero -private Does not evaluate the checksum Useful if you do not want to leak information Slightly faster than default TLSH (code was written to optimize this)

This is a pre-release If there are any problems with this version, then please enter an issue

Pre-release 4.10.1 Python Clustering Tool / fixed install for threading

4.10.x added Python tools for clustering file using DBSCAN using HAC-T we provide scripts to show people how to cluster the Malware Bazaar dataset using TLSH

4.9.x added options -thread and -private -thread the TLSH is evaluated with 2 threads (faster calculation) Only done for files / bytestreams >= 10000 bytes But this means that it is impossible to calculate the checksum So the checksum is set to zero -private

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Commits

• 7fb33eb Merge pull request #164 from jonathanoliver2021/5_0_0_default_T1
• 0d83962 5.0.0
• 37e582b Merge pull request #163 from jonathanoliver2021/revert_T1_change
• 21c47b9 4.13.4
• c75c683 Merge pull request #161 from jonathanoliver2021/pynn_vector
• 334d201 4.13.3
• bb61ee3 Merge pull request #160 from jonathanoliver2021/merge_refactor_lsh_bin
• 3fe875f 4.13.2
• b54912c Merge pull request #159 from jonathanoliver2021/master
• a10f9fd 4.13.1
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