Quark-engine

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21.7.2

1. Soften that dependency of click package, see issue 180, 202.
2. Make VT module support recursive directory scanning by pulorsok .

21.7.1

1. Support a new Android reversing engineer framework, Rizin to analyze the APK. (205)
2. Making `click` package optional to install. (214) 0ssigeno
3. Improve the tainted analysis by haeter525 in bytecode loader
4. Add an Optional Parameter Filter For JSON Rules (212)
5. Adjust some directory names. Objects->core, Evaluator->evaluator.
6. Add VirusTotal analysis module by pulorsok. (195)
7. More tests for Quark by haeter525. (189)
8. Add a new feature to show Parent Functions' Cross-References In Rule Classification by haeter525. (192)

21.6.3

1. More refactoring of core modules.
2. More tests are done by haeter525.
3. Make the version of `prompt-toolkit` fixed

21.6.2

1. Refactor the code in graph.py and cli interface.

2. Replace the prompt package **simple-term-menu** with the **prompt-toolkit** package to support windows/Mac/Linux and Kali Linux.
![](https://i.imgur.com/ywiybIl.png)

3. Adjust the description in the click option to make the word more precise.
4. Add new option to show the version of quark

21.6.1

New features:

1. Behaviors comparison radar chart for different APKs. (171)
2. Support summary report and detail report for single rule/label. (176)

Update:

1. Remove duplicate code.
2. Lock version instead of installing the latest package, such as click package for better stability.
3. Update new command-line usage on documentation.

21.5.1

1. Add a new report to Quark-Engine, which is a label-based report(PR from 165)
2. Support the summary report and detailed report for a single rule/label analysis (PR from 167)
3. update the documentation for more usage of Quark
4. Add new python package dependency, python3-pandas in Debian/control.

Special thanks to cryptax, Dil3mm3, ciastron, and 3aglew0 for their excellent work!

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