> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://letodev.gitbook.io/getting-started/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://letodev.gitbook.io/getting-started/documentation/large-field-analyzer.md). # Large Field Analyzer The Large Field Analyzer is an automated malware detection tool for IPFS content. Access the analyzer at [Leto.gg ](https://leto.gg)by upgrading to a Business account! Contact us at for questions or custom implementations.
## Getting Started Create an account and login at [Leto.gg](https://leto.gg). * Navigate to "Account Details" and upgrade from a free account to a Business plan. * Input one CID and “Submit IPFS CID”. The CID will then be processed by the analyzer and given a risk score out of 10. * Alternatively select "File" and upload a csv file with a list of IPFS CIDs or normal hyperlinks. * Scores are returned in 30-45 minutes depending on the number of files submitted. * Contact us at to access an API endpoint to ingest large lists of IPFS CIDs. Each CID is given a score from 0-10. View the scores for each file in the user portal. Users uploading lists by a csv file will receive a report by email. * A score of 5 or higher indicates a potentially malicious file (more to come on scoring). Check out the [Large Field Analyzer]() on Github! Contact us to learn more at or @LetoDev (on X/twitter). DISCLAIMER: This software is still a work in progress! The accuracy and information given from our analyzer will improve as our analyzer software codebase grows.
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