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Procedural guidance and tool-focused workflows for acquiring, analyzing, and extracting artifacts from RAM dumps for incident response and malware analysis.
This skill collects practical procedures, tool commands, and best-practice checklists for memory acquisition and analysis across Windows, Linux, macOS, and virtual machines. It covers live acquisition tools, Volatility3 usage and plugins, detection patterns (injection, rootkits), YARA integration, string extraction, and recommended workflows for malware analysis and incident response.
Use when performing volatile memory capture, triage, or detailed forensic analysis during incident response or malware investigations. Applicable for analysts needing command examples for WinPmem/LiME/osxpmem, Volatility plugin usage, YARA scanning, and extraction/dumping workflows. Not intended for unrelated tasks or as a substitute for environment-specific legal/chain-of-custody procedures.
Best used by security-focused code/documentation assistants and incident-response tooling agents that can produce or validate forensic commands (e.g., Copilot, Claude Code).
Memory forensics reference skill covering acquisition, Volatility 3 usage, YARA rules, and detection patterns. No scripts bundled — pure reference/SKILL.md content. Well-structured command examples for Windows/Linux/macOS but lacks actionable automation. Primarily a knowledge base rather than an executable skill.
Comprehensive forensic reference content. Security is clean — no exfiltration, no pipe-to-shell, no hardcoded creds. Deductions: suggests `sudo dd if=/dev/mem` and `sudo insmod` which are standard forensics but dangerous if misused; `hashdump`/`lsadump` credential extraction commands are dual-use. Code quality: good command examples and workflows, but no scripts, no error handling, and the referenced playbook file is missing. Architecture: frontmatter minimal (no metadata.requires), no scripts/ or references/ dirs, monolithic SKILL.md with all content dumped inline. Usefulness: niche audience (incident responders/malware analysts), requires specialized tooling and expertise to use effectively.
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