Dorothy2 is a malware/botnet analysis framework written in Ruby. It offers a very flexible modular environment for suspicious binary analysis, interactive investigation framework with a focus on network analysis, and the ability to recognize new spawned processes by comparing them with a baseline. It also utilizes pre-configured analysis profiles for detailed analysis.
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