Linux
Python
Viper is a binary analysis and management framework to help researchers organize and analyze malware and exploit samples as well as custom scripts. It provides a terminal interface to store, search, and analyze any file and a framework to create any kind of plugin.
Viper was made to solve the problems malware researchers face when dealing with huge collections of malware samples and tools. By providing a central hub it simplifies the process of storing, categorizing, and retrieving malware samples so research becomes more efficient.
Features
The framework is modular so you can extend its functionality with plugins. This allows you to integrate multiple analysis tools and scripts to analyze malware behavior and characteristics. Viper’s command line interface gives you a flexible environment to do static and dynamic analysis, reporting, and collaboration.
Status
As of the recent updates the original Viper repository is archived and Viper 1.x is no longer maintained. A full refactor of the project has started with Viper 2 to improve the features and fix the previous limitations. Please contribute to the development to make the framework a valuable resource for the community.
Limit access to binary management tools to authorized users.
Segment your research environments to prevent cross-contamination.
Deploy advanced monitoring to detect and prevent analysis tool usage.
Update and patch all tools and systems to fix known vulnerabilities.
