- Use PowerShell to get VirusTotal report for an array of hashes.
- This API is rate limited to 4 submissions per minute.
- VirusTotal API documentation
PS C:\temp> Import-Module .\get-VTFileReport.psm1
- If you want to install the module for long-term use
- See Microsoft documentation.
- Shortcut - just copy to its own folder in this location: $Env:ProgramFiles\WindowsPowerShell\Modules
PS C:\temp> copy .\get-VTFileReport.psm1 $Env:ProgramFiles\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\get-VTFileReport\get-VTFileReport.psm1
- Line 14: Enter your API key
- Mandatory parameter:
- -h is for hash.
- Comma separated for multiples.
- Examples:
get-VTFileReport -h ba4038fd20e474c047be8aad5bfacdb1bfc1ddbe12f803f473b7918d8d819436
get-VTFileReport -h 100F6AB2737F1AF0746D6650D9DDD0E4B56A9A8583DD087DF64DECA62E77F65B,614ca7b627533e22aa3e5c3594605dc6fe6f000b0cc2b845ece47ca60673ec7f
The following information is returned on the screen
- Resource: the sha256 of what was submitted.
- Scan date: last date the resource was scanned.
- Positives: Number of positive results.
- Total: Number of engines that have scanned the file.
- Permalink: Link to VT to see more information.
- Percent: Percent of positive results.
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