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Guidance and practical commands for acquiring, analyzing, and extracting artifacts from volatile memory dumps for incident response and malware analysis.
Comprehensive, practical guidance for memory forensics: acquisition methods (live, VM, macOS/Linux/Windows), analysis workflows using Volatility 3, and detection patterns (injection, rootkits, credential extraction). Includes concrete command examples, tools, and YARA integration so an analyst can perform acquisition, triage, and deeper analysis.
Use this skill during incident response, malware analysis, or any investigation that requires volatile memory examination. It's intended for sessions that require step-by-step acquisition advice, Volatility plugin usage, network and process artifact extraction, or YARA scanning of memory images.
Compatible with agents that can run shell/CLI guidance and provide procedural assistance (examples: Copilot/Code assistants, CLI-capable agents). The material is tool-agnostic and suited to analysts using Volatility 3 and standard forensic utilities.
Memory forensics reference skill providing comprehensive Volatility 3 commands, YARA rules, and analysis workflows for Windows/Linux/macOS memory dump analysis. No scripts bundled — purely a knowledge/reference skill. Well-structured content covering acquisition, plugin usage, detection patterns, and best practices, but leans heavily on being a command cheat sheet rather than actionable agent instructions.
No security concerns — the skill is a passive reference guide. Some commands like hashdump/lsadump involve credential extraction which is expected in forensics context. Architecture is basic: flat SKILL.md with no scripts/, references/, or progressive disclosure. Code quality is decent for a reference skill but lacks actionable decision logic for an agent. Usefulness is moderate — memory forensics is a niche but real need; the skill is essentially a well-organized cheat sheet rather than an autonomous agent workflow.
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