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πŸ¦‘C++ scanner that retrieves tuples from a PostgreSQL database and scans them for malware:

Here’s a simple C++ scanner that connects to a PostgreSQL database to retrieve tuples and checks them for malware. In this example, I'll assume the tuples are strings that need to be compared against a predefined list of known malware signatures.

- Security: This example does not implement secure credential handling (such as using a .pgpass file) and lacks measures to protect against SQL injection.

- Malware Detection: The method for detecting malware here is quite basic. In a real application, you would want to employ more advanced techniques, potentially involving hash checks against a comprehensive database of malware signatures.

- Error Handling: It’s important to include proper error handling for code intended for production use.

- Dependencies: Make sure you have the libpqxx library installed, which provides the C++ API for PostgreSQL.

Ref: Maximilian Feldthusen
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