Joe Sandbox Linux’s architecture is modular. It consists of at least one controller machine running Linux and multiple connected Linux analyzer (Virtual Machines or Bare Metal). Users or the RESTFul API send files and URLs for analysis via the Joe Sandbox Linux Web Interface to the controller's server. The Joe Sandbox Linux server stores the sample in a local file database and forwards them to the connected analysis machines, where the sample is then executed.
Joe Sandbox Linux's configurable and efficient dynamic and static analysis engine monitors any activities during the binary program execution. Click to read more about Joe Security's unique technologies to analyze binaries.
The executed behavior of the sample is compiled into a detailed analysis report.
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Joe Sandbox Linux generates very detailed analysis reports about system and network behavior. The report includes evaluations and additional data about strings, domains and file structures. Matching generic signatures highlight suspicious and malicious key behavior. Classification and threat scores help to detect sophisticated cyber-attacks quickly.
Joe Sandbox Linux’s behavior analysis engine uses a growing set of over 499+ generic Behavior Signatures to detect and classify malicious behavior activities such as Persistence, Boot Survival, Spreading, APT, Coin minging, Ransomware and C&C Communication. Behavior Signatures are extensible and customizable and optionally are shared within a community.
Joe Sandbox Linux enables to use a mix of virtual and physical analysis machines for analysis. Physical machines are very helpful in order to deal with evasive malware which may not run on virtual systems.
With Joe Sandbox Linux analysts can directly connect to the analysis machine and click manually through complex malware installers or phishing attacks. The remote assistance option is fully embedded in the browser and therefore no additional software has to be installed.
Joe Sandbox Linux allows to use Yara Rules for advanced malware detection. Joe Sandbox Linux forwards all samples, downloaded files, resources as well as memory dumps to Yara. In addition Joe Sandbox Linux features a nice web based Yara Rule editor. Tired of updating Yara rules? Joe Sandbox Linux enables to automatically synchronize with GitHub repositories contain Yara rules.
Joe Sandbox Linux allows to use Simga Rules for threat detection. Joe Sandbox currently supports many Sigma events including process_creation and Sysmon. In addition Joe Sandbox Linux features a nice web based Sigma Rule editor. Tired of updating your Sigma rules? Joe Sandbox Linux enables to automatically synchronize with GitHub repositories contain Simga rules.
Joe Sandbox Linux enables to analyze automatically the network data via Snort and "The Bro Network Security Monitor". Snort with e.g. Emerging Threats ETOpen/ETPro rules detects malicious IPs, Domains or other network artifacts and Files extracted by Bro are automatically uploaded to Joe Sandbox.
In addition to analysis reports in HTML, XML and JSON formats, Joe Sandbox Linux captures and generates supplementary data. This includes created files, PCAP of the captured network traffic, screenshots and strings.
Joe Sandbox Linux reports are provided in all relevant export formats, ranging from common data exchange formats (XML, JSON) and document types (HTML, PDF) to malware security standards such as MAEC, CybOX, MISP and OpenIOC. Therefore, Joe Sandbox Linux reports can be seamlessly integrated with other tools and platforms.
Joe Sandbox Linux provides a MITRE ATT&CK matrix. With the matrix, analysts can easily compare adversary tactics and techniques. Joe Sandbox Linux contains over 2311+ behavior signatures which are mapped to tactics and techniques.
Joe Sandbox Linux has many Third Party Integrations. Detection results from Virustotal and MetaDefender are visualized in the analysis report. Joe Sandbox Linux also integrates with Incident Response Solutions such as TheHive, Fame, MISP and CRITs. You can also use Joe Sandbox Linux in the Security Automation & Orchestration Platform Phantom and Demisto. We also offer integration with additional tools such as Viper and Malsub.
Joe Sandbox Linux allows for seamless integration into existing security products. A .NET SDK, serving interfaces for automated file submissions and processors for handling generated analysis data is included. For bulk file submissions, Joe Sandbox Linux provides a queuing system with load-balancing and prioritization mechanisms. OEM customer have full control over the solution, its generated data and configuration.
Joe Sandbox Linux allows for seamless integration into existing threat intelligence systems. It has a simple RestFul WEB API which enables file upload, analysis data download, searches, filters, alerts and more. Example scripts in Python allow a fast integration.
Joe Sandbox Linux includes an intuitive web interface with features such as file and URL uploads, cookbook editor, user management and bulk upload/download and mail/syslog notifications.
Joe Sandbox Linux is built as a modular and scalable system with many settings for advanced tuning. With its open SDK, behavior signatures and cookbooks, it enables performing advanced use cases to serve organizations' specific needs. Joe Sandbox Linux supports multiple analysis machines with different applications/versions installed.
Joe Security provides excellent services, such as system installations, training, maintenance, customization and expert knowledge as an supplemental package to Joe Sandbox Linux.
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Joe Sandbox Linux analyzes any files, including ELF, Python, LUA, PERL, PDF, URL, BASH etc. Joe Sandbox Linux includes a file type recognition engine which detects over 5000 different files.
Behavior reports in HTML, PDF, XML and JSON, dropped or downloaded files, strings, PCAP and screenshot.
Joe Sandbox Linux uses a wide range of analysis technologies including dynamic and static. Due to the use of several analysis techniques Joe Sandbox Linux discovers more behavior than other solutions.
Behavior signatures are tiny scripts to rate data Joe Sandbox Linux captures from the malware. Joe Sandbox Linux extracts file, system and network data. Joe Sandbox Linux includes a steady raising number of 499+ signatures.
Yes, you install and run Joe Sandbox on the i3.metal instances.
Yes, Joe Sandbox Linux enables to analyze malware on native machines. Therefore you can use directly a PC or laptop from your company as an analysis target.
Ubuntu and CentOS.
Joe Sandbox Linux runs on standard hardware with Linux as operating system (e.g. Ubuntu Server).
Yes, Joe Sandbox Linux can be run without any connection to the Internet or our Cloud.