Utils use to dump android ELF from memory and do some fix including the ELF section header rebuilding
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Utils use to dump android ELF from memory and do some fix including the ELF section header rebuilding
inVtero.net: A high speed (Gbps) Forensics, Memory integrity & assurance. Includes offensive & defensive memory capabilities. Find/Extract processes, hypervisors (including nested) in memory dumps using microarchitechture independent Virtual Machiene Introspection techniques
A python application designed to remotely dump RAM of a Linux client and create a volatility profile for later analysis on your local host.
SMDA is a minimalist recursive disassembler library that is optimized for accurate Control Flow Graph (CFG) recovery from memory dumps.
Make Linux crash dump small by filtering and compressing pages
The Volatility Collaborative GUI
Visual Studio extension for enhanced C/C++, C# debugging. Dump blocks of data, load data in memory and more.
Utils use to dump android ELF from memory and do some fix including the ELF section header rebuilding
Volatility Explorer Suit
Implementation of the DIMVA 2017 publication "Quincy: Detecting Host-Based Code Injection Attacks in Memory Dumps"
A simple node module to access V8 inspector + some tools to export and read the data.
Code for the DIMVA 2018 paper: "MemScrimper: Time- and Space-Efficient Storage of Malware Sandbox Memory Dumps"
Frida Memory Dumper and Scanner for native Linux apps and Windows apps
Heuristically recover relocations and imports from module memory dumps
Simple Imager has been created for performing live acquisition of Windows based systems in a forensically sound manner
Frida Python Tool
A little script to extract info out of stack traces
Decrypt pyarmor 8 compiled program
Yet another tool for dump mapped memory regions of process, designed to work with Android
Advanced diagnostics techniques home
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