Static Triage
A fast, grounded first look at a suspicious Windows executable.
- SHA-256 and file characteristics
- Suspicious imports, strings, and structure
- Initial threat assessment
- Concise PDF summary
Windows malware analysis, reverse engineering, and technical threat research. We turn suspicious code into clear, defensible findings.
Start with a focused assessment. Go deeper only when the evidence—and your questions—justify it.
A fast, grounded first look at a suspicious Windows executable.
A closer examination of a sample's likely capabilities and relevant indicators.
Focused technical investigation of a specific question or mechanism.
All packages cover authorized defensive analysis. Live sandbox execution, remediation, and open-ended reversing require a separately agreed scope. Prices are introductory estimates and may change before bookings open.
Every finding should answer two questions: what does the code support? and what remains uncertain?
Agree on the sample, analysis goals, limitations, and authorized handling.
Analyze static artifacts, follow execution paths, and extract embedded components where justified.
Separate observed code behavior, inferred capabilities, and unanswered questions.
Research that shows the process behind the conclusion—not just a detection label.
An ongoing static investigation covering an obfuscated Go loader, recovered PE payload, API resolution, and communication-related code paths.
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