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A semi-automatic tool to generate YARA rules from virus samples.
A free web-based Yara debugger for security analysts to write hunting or detection rules with ease.
angr is a Python 3 library for binary analysis with various capabilities like symbolic execution and decompilation.
A blog post discussing INF-SCT fetch and execute techniques for bypass, evasion, and persistence
A Yara ruleset for detecting PHP shells and other webserver malware.
Powerful debugging tool with extensive features and extensions for memory dump analysis and crash dump analysis.
Ropper is a tool for analyzing binary files and searching for gadgets to build rop chains for different architectures.
Intezer is a cloud-based malware analysis platform that detects and classifies malware using genetic code analysis.
Online Java decompiler tool with support for modern Java features.
A tool for signature analysis of RTF files to detect potentially unique parts and malicious documents.
A collection of Android Applications with malware analysis results
Collects Yara rules from over 150 free resources, a free alternative to Valhalla.
A Burp plugin for identifying potential vulnerabilities in web applications
Tplmap is a tool for detecting and exploiting server-side template injection vulnerabilities.
Largest open collection of Android malware samples, with 298 samples and contributions welcome.
A powerful tool for detecting and identifying malware using a rule-based system.
A PowerShell obfuscation detection framework designed to highlight the limitations of signature-based detection and provide a scalable means of detecting known and unknown obfuscation techniques.
A tool for identifying and analyzing Java serialized objects in network traffic
A software reverse engineering framework with full-featured analysis tools and support for multiple platforms, instruction sets, and executable formats.
A tool that generates Yara rules from training data using logistic regression and random forest classifiers.
