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Follow the instructions here to setup a FLARE vm which will have all the tools you need for the labs in the book flare vm
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Small company, small analysis Platform
FLARE VM: this is a boxstarter from Mandiant to add a bunch of tools to Windows for malware analysis
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Home lab for cybersecurity
build it as a proxmox host and have a malware analysis VM (flare-vm for example - https://github.com/mandiant/flare-vm) you can then interact with it via Console or host another VM as an SSH jump box and ssh tunnel to port 3389 on the malware vm
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- Any sandbox app (Windows or Linux) that supports network routing?
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OS Recommendations for DFIR
FLARE VM: a Windows toolkit for malware analysis from Mandiant: https://github.com/mandiant/flare-vm
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L1 analysts, do you do malware analysis? If so how often?
I usually run it in virtualbox without guest additions, get one of those free windows 10 isos from microsoft and install the mandiant flare vm on it ( https://github.com/mandiant/flare-vm ), after everything is installed i keep a snapshot of the windows machine with everything set up so i dont have to do it all again and once its done i set the network to internal and set set up inetsim on remnux as well if im going to do dynamic analysis so that i have an internet simulator that the malware can talk to.
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How do you setup a malware analysis sandbox?
I use https://any.run for quick stuff or just fire my FlareVM up.
- Any distro for forensic blue team?
- How to set up a laptop as a dedicated mal-lab that has access to my home network for malware to send and receive traffic but cannot propagate to the rest of my devices?
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mandiant/flare-vm is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of flare-vm is PowerShell.