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...It supports a wide array of instruction sets and executable formats, offering features such as decompilation, disassembly, scripting, and interactive graphing. Designed for security researchers and analysts, Ghidra provides a robust environment for understanding malware, auditing code, and performing software forensics. It includes both GUI-based and headless analysis modes.

Malbian is a Light-weight Debian Based GNU/Linux Distribution for Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering designed to aid the user in both Static and Dynamic analysis of malware samples. 100% Free to use and distribute. About: https://github.com/MalbianLinux Installation Guide in: https://github.com/MalbianLinux/Malbian-ISOs/

receive an email or done a command when a file is accessed or modified or renamed or erased on linux, watch your files access, secure your workstation against viruses and ransomware

This tool downloads an executable, ELF (Linux) and PE (Windows), modify metadata to bypasses hash-based virus checks and protect against identification with metadata (like rich headers, timestamps, ...).

HardenLinux is a shell script designed to harden default values in Linux distributions and assist with malware removal. With root permissions, it can perform many tasks listed in a menu. As a script, HardenLinux is highly documented and easy to comprehend.

Boundman is an advanced, user-friendly, and sleek application designed to take control over your network connections. It allows you to efficiently manage and block incoming and outgoing traffic for specific .exe files contained within a chosen folder and its subfolders. With its intuitive PyQt5 graphical interface and robust PowerShell scripts, Boundman provides seamless integration with the Windows Firewall for a powerful network management experience.

...Given inputs such as hex strings, URLs, email addresses, IP addresses, credit card numbers, cryptocurrency wallets, or entire .pcap capture files, it scans for structured patterns and tells you what it finds. The tool is recursive: it can traverse files and directories to extract meaningful entities, which is useful when analyzing malware samples, network captures, or code repositories at scale. It offers powerful filters called “tags” and distributions that let you narrow results to specific categories like bug bounties, cryptocurrencies, or AWS-related artifacts. For automation and integration, pyWhat provides a CLI with options for rarity filtering, sorting, and JSON export, as well as an API that can be imported into other Python programs.