Scan software with ReversingLabs

Scan your software with ReversingLabs by providing the file path to the files you want to scan.

To scan software with ReversingLabs, use the command:

smctl scan rl-scan --input <path to software>

Alternatively, use the abbreviated version of the command:

smctl sc rl-scan --input <path to software>

Prerequisites

Threat detection scan commands with ReversingLabs support these flags:

tabla 1. Flags for Threat detection scans with ReversingLabs

Shortcut	Flag	Description
	--input string	Path to file you want to scan.
	--exit-non-zero-on-fail	Scan exits with a non zero response on failure.
	--keep-reference	Use file reference, instead of copying to store directory.
	--project string	Scan project alias.
	--rl-secure-executable string	Path to ReversingLabs scanning tool (rl-secure) executable.
	--rl-risk-report string	Specify `yes` or `no` to confirm whether you want to generate the Full Risk report for the threat detection scan. The default `yes`.
	--sarif string	Specify `yes` or `no` to confirm whether you want to generate a SARIF report for the threat detection scan. The default `yes`.
	--sbom string	Specify `cyclonedx`, `spdx`, or `no` to confirm whether you want to generate an SBOM report and the type for the threat detection scan. The default `cyclonedx`.
	--scan-alias string	Provide a identifiable alias for this scan.
	--store-dir string	File path to store the scanning data.
-h	--help	Help for the ReversingLab scan.

Description: Install ReversingLabs (rl-deploy) scanning tool in the same location as where it was downloaded.

Command:

smctl scan rl-scan --input <file to scan> --project <project alias> --scan-alias <scan alias> --version <version>

Command sample:

smctl scan rl-scan --input C:\Users\John.Doe\Documents\Software\MVP.so --project MVP-project --scan-alias MVPscan1 --version 1.0.0

For help with the list scans command, use:

smctl scan rl-scan --help

Alternatively, use the abbreviated version of the command:

smctl sc rl-scan -h

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