Watch the epidemic as if it was on your computer,
but in a more convenient and secure way,
with a variety of monitoring features.
It is not enough to run a suspicious file on a testing system to
be sure in its safety. For some types of malware or
vulnerabilities (e.g. APT), direct human interaction during
analysis is required.
A set of online malware analysis tools
allows you to watch the research process and make adjustments when
needed, just as you would do it on a real system, rather than
relying on a wholly automated sandbox.
The service shows many aspects of testing, such as creation of new processes, potentially suspicious or malicious files or URLs as well as registry activity, network requests and much more in real-time, allowing to make conclusions during the task execution without having to wait for the final report.
A community consisting of a large number of researchers from different countries contributes to our threat intelligence database, allowing to collect and analyze attacks at the moment of their appearance, revealing the IOC at the initial stage. The malware reports can be accessed through public submissions and downloaded in specialized formats.
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Unlike fully automated malware sandboxes, the instant access technology allows receiving initial results immediately after launching a task, not having to wait for the simulation to end completely.
Information security audit tools provided by the service allow generating reports that contain important parts of the malware analysis, like video, screenshots, hashes as well as all the data accumulated during the task execution. The service also provides an ability for teamwork in a single desktop mode or to host a real-time presentation for several people.
