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Installation Requirements

Create a requirements.txt file:

txt

tkinter=8.6

pefile=2023.2.7

numpy=1.24.3

pandas=2.0.3

matplotlib=3.7.2

Features Implemented

1. Static Analysis

  • File hash calculation (MD5, SHA1, SHA256)
  • PE file analysis (sections, imports, exports)
  • Entropy calculation for packing detection
  • String extraction and suspicious pattern matching
  • File metadata analysis

2. Dynamic Analysis (Simulated)

  • Sandbox environment simulation
  • Behavior monitoring
  • System call tracking
  • Network activity detection
  • File system and registry operation monitoring

3. Hybrid Analysis

  • Combined risk scoring
  • Weighted threat assessment
  • Comprehensive verdict system

4. GUI Features

  • Modern dark theme interface
  • Tabbed interface for different analysis views
  • Real-time progress updates
  • Visualization of analysis results
  • Scrollable text areas for detailed information
  • File browsing dialog

5. Visualization

  • Risk score gauge
  • Static vs dynamic risk comparison
  • Threat indicators distribution
  • Analysis summary

Usage Instructions

  1. Install required packages:

bash

pip install -r requirements.txt

  1. Run the application:

bash

python malware_detector.py

  1. Use the interface:
  • Click "Browse" to select a file
  • Click "Analyze File" to start analysis
  • View results in different tabs
  • Check the visualization tab for graphical insights

Important Notes

⚠️ Disclaimer: This is a demonstration system for educational purposes only. In a production environment:

  1. Use real sandbox environments (Cuckoo Sandbox, Joe Sandbox, etc.)
  2. Implement proper virtualization for dynamic analysis
  3. Add more sophisticated machine learning models
  4. Integrate with threat intelligence feeds
  5. Implement proper logging and reporting
  6. Add heuristic analysis and behavioral scoring
  7. Include YARA rule matching
  8. Add memory analysis capabilities

 

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