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Package proposal: pafish.vm

Open seanthegeek opened this issue 2 years ago • 5 comments
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Package Name

pafish

Tool Name

pafish

Package type

ZIP_EXE

Tool's version number

0.6

Category

Utilities

Tool's authors

Alberto Ortega, Others

Tool's description

Pafish is a testing tool that uses different techniques to detect virtual machines and malware analysis environments in the same way that malware families do

Download URL

https://github.com/a0rtega/pafish/releases/download/v0.6/pafish64.exe

Download SHA256 Hash

ff24b9da6cddd77f8c19169134eb054130567825eee1008b5a32244e1028e76f

Why is this tool a good addition?

Pafish is a testing tool that uses different techniques to detect virtual machines and malware analysis environments in the same way that malware families do.

seanthegeek avatar Dec 07 '22 22:12 seanthegeek

Note: Windows Defender and some other AVs falsely flag this EXE as malware, because it does many of the same VM/sandbox checks that malware does.

seanthegeek avatar Dec 07 '22 22:12 seanthegeek

pafish is ultra dead, al-khaser is way much better for VM detection https://github.com/LordNoteworthy/al-khaser

doomedraven avatar Dec 19 '22 21:12 doomedraven

al-khaser does not provide compiled binaries, otherwise, I'd vote to add it instead of pafish.

mr-tz avatar Jan 02 '23 15:01 mr-tz

It seems there is a build workflow, but the result is only uploaded as artifact (which means it is only kept for a short period of time). It should be easy though to convert it into a release workflow. @mandiant/flare-vm do you think this is a useful tool that should be added to FLARE-VM?

Ana06 avatar Jul 17 '24 14:07 Ana06

I do not think al-khaser or pafish make sense in flare-vm. They are useful if you are writing anti-anti-vm or anti-anti-dbg tooling but there is no situation I can think of where you'd run one of these tools to better understand a malware sample. Hardening a VM is a one time thing not a recurring need for one of these tools.

stevemk14ebr avatar Jul 17 '24 15:07 stevemk14ebr