 1 edit | Seeking new Malware Analyzer Tool (A.D.E.M.A) Version l.2 Michael, can we get a copy of this somewhere?
Written by: Gladiator_AV 
said by Gladiator_AV: But it is not a "scanner" like a AV-Scanner, it is a tool to classificating Malware (new and unknown malware).
You have to "Drag'n'Drop" Malware into it and if it detects something it alerts you.
Proberly you should start a thread in the public security DSLR Forum, because if i send it only to you i will get other requests from other peoples as well.
And maybe the users (which are suspecting a file to be a virus or something) can scan it before with ADEMA so that we know about what type of malware we are speaking.
I improve this little program all the time, because it is for me here at work even a great help.
It is even be able to analyse polymorphic viruses (such as parite.b and Mimail.Q or Dumaru) and so on.
I think this would be very useful for some of us who have suspicious files to submit  -- It takes a disaster to make a woman out of a female
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 pslossPremium join:2002-02-24 Alpharetta, GA | said by CalamityJane: I think this would be very useful for some of us who have suspicious files to submit 
Absolutely -- if it has a general Portable Executable (Windows 32-bit executable) unpacking engine, then I could use it every day for stuff that's packed with things like ExeStealth or double-packed or packed and then altered and so on.
Rather than purely just for submitting though, I want to be able to at least dump embedded strings from the unpacked file and also dump the different headers to get a better idea about what a particular nasty does...
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 Collector Dialog |  Adema detects a Porn Dialer |  Polymorphic Virus Detected |
I am just working (updating) to version 1.3 now - it is then beable to collect malware from a whole pc into one single directory (called MALWARE-FOLDER) - all you have to do is then to zip this folder and to send it.
It includes a analysis of ADEMA for each sample, that a AV Vendor knows what it is (for instance a dialer, a worm, a polymorphic virus and so on).
I will provide some screenshots here first.
Here is the first screenshot: The Malware-Collector-Dialog (new since Version 1.3) -- Live Video Stream from home! Here you can watch me at home in realtime.  |
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 John2gQui Tacet ConsentitPremium join:2001-08-10 England | reply to CalamityJane That looks good Michael. |
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 setup.zip 623,333 bytes Setup Version 1.3 (setup.exe) |
SETUP-DOWNLOAD for Version 1.3
Please Note: This is NOT a virus scanner. It does NOT protect you. It is a Malware Analyser which is be able to deal with new, unknown malware.
This means you can scan your PC and it will "collect" suspicious files into one Folder called "MALWARE" (Subfolder of your Installation Folder).
It does NOT unpack ZIP or RAR Files. But it is very very fast and detects a lot of brand new malware and even polymorphic viruses / worms.
It can even create signatures (for some types of malware) full automaticaly.
You can scan single files via Drag'n'Drop or whole Drives / Folders via the "Collector Mode".
This program does NOT delete any files. The Collector does only copy a suspicious file into the MALWARE FOLDER.
And... it stills under development. There is not a daily update because it works completely without signatures.
Have fun, Michael -- Live Video Stream from home! Here you can watch me at home in realtime.  |
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 | said by Gladiator_AV: SETUP-DOWNLOAD for Version 1.3
Thanks for your work, Michael.
Regards Martin -- From the GSV "Dubious Existence" |
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 TabletPremium join:2003-01-15 Czech | reply to Gladiator_AV Thanks for this excellent tool.. so far I got only one FP with a file ConfigWizard.exe in Kazaa Lite installation. No other suspicious files on my system drive.. |
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 1 edit | reply to CalamityJane Very Cool Beans! THANK YOU MICHAEL (and just in time for my birthday )
Now if I can just figure out how to work it LOL....I'm slow but I'll get there
A question: Is this just for worms and trojans, viruses, etc. (not for spyware/hijackers?)
P.S. It Talks! (Maybe we can have some of your infamous cool music at the start on the next version? ) -- It takes a disaster to make a woman out of a female
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 dpPremium,MVM join:2000-12-08 Greensburg, PA kudos:7 | reply to Gladiator_AV said by Gladiator_AV: SETUP-DOWNLOAD for Version 1.3
Thank you very much!! -- Write your questions down on the back of a $20 dollar bill and send them to me |
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 1 edit | reply to Gladiator_AV I checked the Enable Polymorphic Analysing and it doesn't look slow to me. That's on a spare PIII 700 Mhz box, so it must be pretty tight coded 
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It would be even faster if the scan skipped some files, either user chosen or standard *.inf, *.txt, *.gif, etc
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 markwp2001SpreadheadPremium join:2002-05-25 Long Beach, MS | reply to CalamityJane Things that cause people to be excited:
Sports fans: March Madness and the start of baseball season
Nature lovers: Beginning of spring
Geeky computer security fanatics: A new security app 
Thanks, Michael -- Widespread Panic - when only the best will do ... |
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 | reply to Martinus said by Martinus: I checked the Enable Polymorphic Analysing and it doesn't look slow to me. That's on a spare PIII 700 Mhz box, so it must be pretty tight coded 
Edited for this observation:
It would be even faster if the scan skipped some files, either user chosen or standard *.inf, *.txt, *.gif, etc
It does not polymorphic analyzing "all" files; only direct infectable files such as executables.
It has a filetype engine, so it does not analysing "useless" files. -- Live Video Stream from home! Here you can watch me at home in realtime.  |
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 | said by Gladiator_AV: It does not polymorphic analyzing "all" files; only direct infectable files such as executables.
It has a filetype engine, so it does not analysing "useless" files.
Sorry. I saw in the scanning status some references to ini and inf files. It probably displays all the files, not only those processed. -- From the GSV "Dubious Existence" |
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 | reply to CalamityJane said by CalamityJane:
A question: Is this just for worms and trojans, viruses, etc. (not for spyware/hijackers?)
Most of the spyware containing some sort of "Downloader-Trojans" - many of them are detected in advance. However, it does not (yet) analysing browser helper objects (such as Explorer DLL's) but if i have the mood to do that i will try it  -- Live Video Stream from home! Here you can watch me at home in realtime.  |
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 | reply to Martinus said by Martinus: Sorry. I saw in the scanning status some references to ini and inf files. It probably displays all the files, not only those processed.
Well, it must scan *.INI files because of IRC Worms  -- Live Video Stream from home! Here you can watch me at home in realtime.  |
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 | said by Gladiator_AV: Well, it must scan *.INI files because of IRC Worms
Well done, lad ! -- From the GSV "Dubious Existence" |
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Woooo Hoooo, even I figured out how to work it ....(life is good!)  |
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 | said by CalamityJane: Woooo Hoooo, even I figured out how to work it ...
Great!!
Michael, you won't need to make a chick version after all.:) Cut development time by 2. -- From the GSV "Dubious Existence" |
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 spy1Welcome to AmerikaPremium join:2002-06-24 Charlotte, NC | reply to CalamityJane
Looks good, Michael. Great job. Pete |
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 Screenshot of Logfile |  setup.zip 623,765 bytes Setup Version 1.4 (setup.exe) | | |
And here the version 1.4 now with LOG-Support for the collector-Mode (see screenshot)
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