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Pull request for issue:
ClamAV New analyzer #311
ClamAV has become a very useful open source AV and general purpose scanner. I find it most useful in being able to parse Yara rules and the inclusion of sigtool to create your own Clam rule sets.
While I run this locally on many linux servers with my own script. I often have new samples that are not in my existing rules, I've wanted a way to be able to ingest my rules into TheHive, I was using the yara analyzer but it has had some hiccups with v2 of Cortex. This led me to build the following using the base code from other scanners.
walk through provided here:
https://laskowski-tech.com/2018/07/24/clamav-analyzer-for-thehive-and-cortex/