Example Raw Arguments for CryptoGuard

CryptoGuard $CVER 04.05.03$ Raw Arguments

Name: FORMAT

• Arg: -in
• Required: The format of input you want to scan
• Default: format
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -in format

Different Options available for project types:

• jar: JAR File To signal a Jar File to be scanned.)
• apk: APK File To signal a APK File to be scanned.)
• source: Directory of Source Code To signal the source directory of a Maven/Gradle Project.)
• java: Java File or Files To signal a Java File(s) to be scanned.)
• class: Class File or Files To signal a Class File(s) to be scanned.);

Name: SOURCE

• Arg: -s
• Required: The source to be scanned use the absolute path or send all of the source files via the file input.in; ex. find -type f *.java » input.in.
• Default: file/files/*.in/dir/ClassPathString
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -s file/files/*.in/dir/ClassPathString

Name: DEPENDENCY

Arg: -d The dependency to be scanned use the relative path.

• Default: dir
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -d dir

Name: OUT

Arg: -o The file to be created with the output default will be the project name.

• Default: file
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -o file

Name: NEW

Arg: -new The file to be created with the output if existing will be overwritten.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -new

Name: TIMEMEASURE

Arg: -t Output the time of the internal processes.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -t

Name: FORMATOUT

Arg: -m The output format you want to produce

• Default: formatType
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -m formatType

Different Options available for output format:

• L: Legacy
• SX: ScarfXML
• D: Default

Name: PRETTY

Arg: -n Output the analysis information in a ‘pretty’ format.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -n

Name: EXPERIMENTRESULTS

Arg: -exp View the experiment based results.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -exp

Name: VERSION

Arg: -V Output the version number.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -V

Name: NOLOGS

Arg: -vx Display logs only from the fatal logs

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -vx

Name: VERBOSE

Arg: -v Display logs from debug levels

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -v

Name: VERYVERBOSE

Arg: -vv Display logs from trace levels

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -vv

Name: TIMESTAMP

Arg: -ts Add a timestamp to the file output.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -ts

Name: DEPTH

Arg: -depth The depth of slicing to go into

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -depth

Name: LOG

Arg: -L Enable logging to the console.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -L

Name: JAVA

Arg: -java Directory of Java to be used JDK 7 for JavaFiles/Project and JDK 8 for ClassFiles/Jar

• Default: envVariable
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -java envVariable

Name: ANDROID

Arg: -android Specify of Android SDK

• Default: envVariable
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -android envVariable

Name: HEURISTICS

Arg: -H The flag determining whether or not to display heuristics.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -H

Name: STREAM

Arg: -st Stream the analysis to the output file.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -st

Name: HELP

Arg: -h Print out the Help Information.

• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -h

Name: MAIN

Arg: -main Choose the main class if there are multiple main classes in the files given.

• Default: className
• Usage: java -jar cryptoguard -main className