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malware-analysis

Orchestrate the complete malware analysis lifecycle across triage, dynamic analysis, detection engineering, and report writing. Use as the single entry point for any malware analysis task — routes to specialized sub-skills by file type and phase, carries findings between phases, and supports multi-sample batch workflows.

detection-engineer

Create detection rules and hunting queries from malware analysis findings. Use when you need to write Sigma rules for SIEM, Suricata rules for network IDS, defang IOCs for safe sharing, or convert analysis findings into actionable detection content for SOC teams and threat hunters.

malware-dynamic-analysis

Behavioral analysis of a sample executed in an isolated VM. Use after triage when runtime behavior, C2 traffic, dropped files, persistence, or injection must be observed. Claude produces a tailored VM runbook from triage predictions, then parses the exported text evidence (Procmon CSV, Sysmon JSON/CSV, tshark output, autoruns, strings) on the host to reconstruct behavior and extract IOCs. The analyst runs the VM; Claude never executes the sample.

malware-report-writer

Create professional malware analysis reports for enterprise security teams and incident response. Use when you need to write, structure, or improve a malware analysis report, produce executive summaries, author YARA rules, or format IOCs and detection rules for professional delivery.

Web & Frontend Solid

malware-triage

Rapid static assessment, classification, and prioritization of malware samples. Use for the first look at any unknown file — hashes, file type, packing, imports, strings, initial IOCs, threat level, and the decision on which deep-analysis phase comes next. Claude runs the static tooling on the host itself; the sample is never executed.

specialized-file-analyzer

Analyze specialized file types beyond standard PE executables - .NET assemblies, Office macros, PDFs, PowerShell scripts, JavaScript, archives, HTA files, disk images (ISO/IMG/VHD/VHDX), and Linux ELF binaries. Use when you encounter documents, scripts, disk images, or non-Windows executables that require format-specific analysis tools and techniques. Claude runs the extraction and deobfuscation tooling on the host itself; nothing is executed.