Agentic Malware Analysis & CTI
Caronte
Submit a file, URL, IP address, domain, or hash. Caronte follows the attack chain and uses the open-source Azazel sandbox for isolated behavioral analysis, then explains malicious behavior, extracts indicators, and produces a report your SOC can use.
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Analyze static code, Azazel sandbox behavior, and retrieved follow-on stages
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Map techniques, infrastructure, and Indicators of Compromise in one investigation
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Export evidence for analysts, incident responders, SIEM, and SOAR workflows
Before & After Caronte
See how agentic reasoning and the open-source Azazel sandbox turn a raw artifact into behavioral evidence, indicators, and an analyst-ready investigation.
Before
Manual analysis takes days
After
Full analysis in minutes
From Submission to Intelligence
Caronte combines agentic reasoning and reverse-engineering tools with Azazel, its open-source sandbox for isolated behavioral analysis. Each conclusion stays connected to the code, behavior, artifact, or infrastructure that produced it.
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Agentic Reverse Engineering
Caronte inspects decompiled functions, strings, imports, and execution paths, then explains the sample’s intent in plain language. Analysts can trace conclusions back to the technical evidence instead of relying on an opaque verdict.
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Layered Deobfuscation
Caronte works through encodings, compressed content, scripts, and embedded objects. When a stage points to attacker-controlled infrastructure, it can retrieve the next artifact and analyze it as a linked part of the same investigation.
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Detection & Indicators
Static detections, observed behavior, and model-assisted reasoning are brought together in one assessment. The result includes the behaviors, artifacts, and Indicators of Compromise your team needs for triage and response.
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Threat Infrastructure Graph
Caronte correlates indicators across an investigation and renders the relationships as a graph. Analysts can move beyond an isolated file to understand the infrastructure and related artifacts behind the activity.
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Ask Caronte
Ask what a sample changes, how persistence works, which systems are contacted, or why the verdict was assigned. Answers are grounded in the evidence already collected during the analysis.
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Forensic Reporting
Package the executive summary, observed behaviors, relationship graph, and complete indicator set into a shareable report. The same investigation can support incident response, stakeholder communication, and downstream automation.
Export and integrate with your security stack
Core capabilities
A repeatable analysis workflow that reduces extraction work and gives specialists more time for validation, attribution, and response.
Normalize and correlate submitted artifacts, threat feeds, and internal telemetry to identify the investigations that deserve analyst attention.
Output
High-priority investigations separated from background noise
Use specialized agents and analysis tools to inspect code, deobfuscate content, follow execution paths, and explain behavior in plain language.
Output
Decoded execution paths and analyst-readable findings
Caronte uses the open-source Azazel sandbox to execute suspicious artifacts in isolation and capture process, file, memory, and network behavior without exposing production systems.
Output
Process, memory, file, and network telemetry
Connect indicators, certificates, hosting, callbacks, and related samples to reveal the wider operational footprint behind an incident.
Output
Connected infrastructure, indicators, and related samples
We’ll walk through how Caronte investigates it, which evidence it extracts, and how the result can flow into your existing CTI and incident-response process.
30-minute walkthrough · tailored to your environment · no commitment
Caronte accepts files and common investigation pivots such as URLs, IP addresses, domains, and hashes. File support can include executables, libraries, scripts, documents, and archives, depending on the analysis workflow and environment configuration.