Pylibemu is a Python wrapper for the Libemu library that enables shellcode analysis and malicious code examination. The tool supports both Python 2.5+ and Python 3.6+ environments, with specific installation requirements for each version. For Python 3 implementations, users must install the Libemu library separately before installing Pylibemu. Python 2 users can utilize version 0.5.8, which is the final release supporting that Python version. Once installed, the library can be imported into Python scripts to facilitate shellcode analysis workflows. The wrapper provides Python developers with access to Libemu's shellcode emulation capabilities, allowing for programmatic analysis of potentially malicious code samples. The tool serves as a bridge between Python-based security analysis workflows and the underlying Libemu emulation engine, enabling researchers and analysts to integrate shellcode analysis into their existing Python-based toolchains.
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