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Problems that may arise during the use of Cuckoo Sandbox and their solutions

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Collect recent problems Question 1: You do not have the m2crypto library installed preventing certificate extraction. Please read the Cuckoo documentation on installing m2crypto (you need SWIG installed and then pip install m2crypto==0.24.0)! Solution: Install m2crypto using pip command pip install m2crypto == 0.24 .0 # This command installation is likely to report an error pip install m2crypto # Install the latest version directly copy # Question 2: It appears that you haven't loaded any Cuckoo Signatures. Signatures are highly recommended and improve & enrich the information extracted during an analysis. They also make up for the analysis score that you see in the Web Interface - so, pretty important! Solution: cuckoo community ## If the network speed is slow, it is recommended to use a proxy to download master.tar.gz first, and then execute the following command ## url：https://github.com/cuckoosandbox/community/archive/master.tar.gz # cuckoo community --file...
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I want to know the difference between dnf and yum

dnf and yum are both package managers used on RPM-based Linux distributions (like Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, etc.), but there are some important differences between them. 1. DNF (Dandified YUM) Replacement for YUM : dnf is the next-generation version of yum , introduced as the default package manager in Fedora 22 and later. RHEL 8 and CentOS 8 also use dnf by default. Performance : dnf is faster than yum because it uses a more efficient dependency resolution algorithm and leverages parallel downloading. API and Python3 : dnf is written in Python 3, whereas yum is written in Python 2. This means dnf has better long-term support and improved APIs for developers. Better Dependency Management : dnf uses a more accurate dependency resolver, which leads to fewer problems with package dependencies. Backward Compatibility : dnf is mostly backward-compatible with yum , meaning you can often use dnf in place of yum commands. 2. YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified) Older Version : yum...
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