search

stucco / auto-labeled-corpus

Corpus of auto-labeled text for the cyber security domain
91 stars 33 forks source link

Where can I get the nvdcve-2.0-xxxx.graphson file? #6

Open LJJ-5201314 opened 4 years ago

LJJ-5201314 commented 4 years ago

Where can I get the nvdcve-2.0-xxxx.graphson file? It seems that the nvdcve-2.0-xxx.graphson file in the folder is directly used for running.

LJJ-5201314 commented 4 years ago

Where can I get the nvdcve-2.0-xxxx.graphson file? It seems that the nvdcve-2.0-xxx.graphson file in the folder cannot be used directly to run

hajarmerbouh commented 2 years ago

Hi , please did you find how to get nvdcve-2.0-xxxx.graphson files? Because I need them for a study ..

hajarmerbouh commented 2 years ago

Where can I get the nvdcve-2.0-xxxx.graphson file? It seems that the nvdcve-2.0-xxx.graphson file in the folder cannot be used directly to run

up

bridgesra commented 2 years ago

Where can I get the nvdcve-2.0-xxxx.graphson file? It seems that the nvdcve-2.0-xxx.graphson file in the folder cannot be used directly to run

Look at @mikeiannacone 's commit to the repo that has this data here: https://github.com/stucco/auto-labeled-corpus/commit/26e1e3a56dbcc0f6c9c39831bd7b9dcfec6c5f2f

Here is a message I found that accompanies the link above:

Hello! This is somewhat of an old project, and we haven’t been working on this codebase for some time, other than occasional troubleshooting. However, we’re glad to see that this repo is useful to your research, and hopefully we can help with some of those issues you described. · The missing files you described were too large for github, so I moved them (and the rest of the .graphson files) to git-lfs instead. · I changed the incorrect file path that you mentioned. While doing this, I also converted that script to python3, since I believe nltk no longer supports python2. You will likely need to do the same to the remaining scripts – if so, go ahead and send a pull request for those changes. · I added a readme file for that directory, based on some old notes I found, however there may be some discrepancies between that file and the (more recent) scripts in the repo. Hopefully it’s useful in spite of that. Hopefully that helps you guys progress in your work. Let us know if you run into further issues and we can try to troubleshoot those as well.