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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Analyzes malicious PDF documents: parsing the object structure for JavaScript, OpenAction/launch triggers, embedded files, and URIs, then extracting and decoding suspicious streams without opening the document in a reader. Activates for requests to analyze a malicious PDF, inspect PDF JavaScript, or extract embedded payloads from a PDF.
Analyzes malicious VBScript, WSF, and HTA scripts: parsing WSF/HTA containers, decoding VBScript.Encode (@~^) and string obfuscation, and identifying WScript.Shell/ActiveX abuse to recover dropper behavior. Activates for requests to analyze VBScript, decode a WSF/HTA, or investigate a Windows Script Host dropper.
Analyzes a memory image with Volatility 3 to find malware: rogue processes, injected code, suspicious network connections, loaded modules, and persistence, then extracts artifacts for further analysis. Activates for requests to do memory forensics, analyze a RAM dump, or hunt malware in memory with Volatility.
Analyzes a PE file's import and export tables to infer capability: mapping imported APIs to behaviors (networking, crypto, injection, persistence), spotting dynamic-resolution stubs, and reading exports of malicious DLLs. Activates for requests to analyze PE imports, inspect the IAT/exports, or infer capability from API usage.
Analyzes position-independent code and shellcode by identifying GetPC/PEB-walk techniques, API-hash resolution loops, and relocation-free addressing so the payload can be disassembled at the right base. Activates for requests to analyze position-independent code, identify PIC techniques, or understand how shellcode resolves APIs without imports.
Analyzes how a ransomware sample encrypts files: identifying the crypto scheme (symmetric/asymmetric/hybrid), key handling, file targeting and extension/marker changes, shadow-copy deletion, and ransom-note artifacts. Activates for requests to analyze ransomware encryption, assess decryptability, or study ransomware behavior.
Analyzes remote access trojan command-and-control by mapping the RAT command set, identifying the C2 transport and beacon parameters, and cataloging operator capabilities from static strings and config. Activates for requests to analyze RAT C2, map a trojan command handler, or identify remote-access capabilities and C2 transport.
Analyzes the PE Rich header and related compiler artifacts to fingerprint the build toolchain, cluster related samples, and detect inconsistencies that suggest tampering. Activates for requests to analyze a Rich header, fingerprint the compiler/linker, or cluster samples by build toolchain.
Analyzes Rust-compiled malware by detecting the Rust toolchain signature, demangling Rust v0/legacy symbol names, and identifying crate dependencies from embedded paths. Activates for requests to analyze Rust malware, demangle Rust symbols, or identify a Rust binary build and its crates.
Analyzes suspected webshells (PHP, ASPX/ASP, JSP) by detecting dynamic-execution sinks, input-to-sink data flow, and common encoder/obfuscation chains, then decoding obvious layers to reveal the command interface. Activates for requests to analyze a webshell, identify a PHP/ASPX/JSP backdoor, or deobfuscate server-side malicious scripts.
Analyzes malicious and vulnerable Windows kernel drivers (.sys) by parsing the PE for the native subsystem, identifying DriverEntry/IRP dispatch and IOCTL handlers, and flagging BYOVD and kernel-callback abuse. Activates for requests to analyze a Windows driver, examine a .sys sample, or assess a BYOVD/kernel driver threat.
Analyzes destructive wiper malware by identifying raw-disk and MBR/VBR overwrite primitives, boot-record tampering, mass-deletion and backup-destruction behavior, and distinguishing wipers from ransomware. Activates for requests to analyze a wiper, identify destructive disk-overwrite behavior, or tell a wiper apart from ransomware.
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