Hawk Eye Analysis Tool (Formerly Orion Malware Cleaner)- by Trident [Deleted]

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Establishing brand identity done

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Trident updated Hawk Eye Analysis Tool (Formerly Orion Malware Cleaner)- by Trident with a new update entry:

New Update

This new update brings the following enhancements:

+Performance improvements, especially in static analysis
+Heuristics improvements
+ The rebranding from Orion to Helios is now complete. All detection prefixes have been updated accordingly.
The naming convention remains <engineName>:<threatCategory>!specificInfo
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Wow! Nice work, Trident! I hope you’ll keep improving it even more! I’ll have to test it in a VM sometime with a few of my own custom payloads! :D
Thanks for your interest!

I will definitely keep improving it, for the next version I am preparing a few more heuristics, mainly for anti-botnet detection. One of them will flag Microsoft processes with code not mapped to files, when they connect to non-Microsoft domains or OneDrive which is abused Microsoft domain. Coupled with the persistence cleanup, a restart should resolve the issue.

The detection issued will be Helios:Botnet_PossibleInjector!MediumConfidence

I’ve been experimenting with this implementation for a while.
 
Nice. Good things are worth the wait. Thanks for sharing to this community.
The program version in addition to the heuristics, botnet intelligence and DynaTune which were in the script, will also use local database of malicious hashes, malware-related certificates, proprietary PUA database (still not wired) and Yara Rules (still not wired either).

So far HEAT doesn’t upload any data to APIs and has no telemetry.
 
The reason I was avoiding executables is because I knew I will get obsessed with performance.

These are 2 versions of the UI with <some optimisations>.


This is the UI, including the launch speed after another series of heavy optimisations.
 
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