Tag: Open Source
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I Built an AI-Powered Malware Analysis Tool. Here’s What It Does.
If you’ve ever done malware analysis, you know the feeling. You’ve got a suspicious file, and you know the answers are in there somewhere — what it does, how it hides, where it phones home. But getting to those answers means loading the file into one tool for the structure, switching to another for the…
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From PeMCP to Arkana: 289 Tools, One AI-Driven Malware Analysis Platform
Back in October, I introduced a couple of tools I’d been building — ProcmonMCP and the PeMCP Toolkit. If you read that post, you’ll know the whole thing started from a simple frustration: spending far too many hours manually sifting through binary analysis data, knowing the answer was right there if only I could get…
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How I’m Teaching Myself Reverse Engineering (With a Tool I Built)
I’ll be honest — for a long time, reverse engineering scared me a bit. I could muddle through the basics, but the moment I hit a wall of assembly code or a packed binary with five layers of encryption, I’d feel completely out of my depth. The resources out there are either aimed at total…