Raw File Analysis

Initiates a fresh analysis on the uploaded code file.

POST /analyzer/raw/

CURL Command Examples

Below are examples to demonstrate the diverse ways you can interact with our API using CURL commands.

1. Direct File Upload

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Scenario: Directly upload a C file for analysis.

curl -s -X POST --data-binary @file.c \
-H "Authorization: Token Y2KSEC_API_KEY" \
https://api.y2ksecurity.com/v1/analyzer/raw/ | jq '.'

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2. Piping File Content

Scenario: Pipe the content of a PHP file and upload it for analysis. The analysis result will be saved into file_vuln_result.txt.

cat file.php | curl -s -X POST --data-binary @- \
-H "Authorization: Token Y2KSEC_API_KEY" \
https://api.y2ksecurity.com/v1/analyzer/raw/ | \
jq -r '.result_base64' | base64 --decode | tee file_vuln_result.txt

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3. Batch Upload

Scenario: When you want to send several files at once. Here, we're using a delimiter (---END---) to separate the content of two Java files.

(echo "---END---"; cat file1.java; echo "---END---"; cat file2.java) | \
curl -s -X POST --data-binary @- \
-H "Authorization: Token Y2KSEC_API_KEY" \
https://api.y2ksecurity.com/v1/analyzer/raw/ | \
jq -r '.result_base64' | base64 --decode | tee batch_vuln_result.txt

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4. Upload from an Online Source

Scenario: To analyze a file directly from an online source, such as a GitHub repository.

curl -sL [RAW_GITHUB_LINK] | \
curl -s -X POST --data-binary @- \
-H "Authorization: Token Y2KSEC_API_KEY" \
https://api.y2ksecurity.com/v1/analyzer/raw/ | \
jq -r '.result_base64' | base64 --decode | tee online_vuln_result.txt

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Responses

200 OK

Example Content:

{
    "result_base64": "encoded_analysis_result",
    "vulnerabilities": {
        "vulnerability_1": "Description of vulnerability_1",
        "vulnerability_2": "Description of vulnerability_2"
    }
}

400 BAD REQUEST

Condition: If the uploaded file exceeds the size or line count constraints.

Example Content:

{
    "message": "The maximum file size is 5MB."
}