@bazang I’m not here to explicitly look for buyers; if my goal were to make money, I’d be developing malware instead. My personal project continues to grow, and one of the most interesting paths I’ve always considered is the possibility of offering my tool as an online analysis platform. This approach allows users to centralize their analyses outside their own machines, which I believe is more convenient in many cases.
@silversurfer The ability to perform private analyses is essential, and I wouldn’t be able to maintain a high-quality service without offering this option at a modest price, which helps me keep the platform online. The main analysis, including all primary features, is completely free. Paid features provide additional insights, such as detailed information about export and import tables, the full content of extracted strings, extra file size for analysis, and the generation of complex, fully functional Yara rules.
API queries are also free, except for private analyses, which are linked to samples uploaded using codes purchased after payment. However, even these have no additional costs. For those curious about trying the tool with these features, trial keys for full analysis are available in the "Settings" section of 4n4lDetector.
