See what a file really does, even when it waits for a click

Run the sample on a clean Windows, Linux or Android machine, click through whatever it asks for, and get a report that links every finding to the event behind it.

Why automated runs miss things

01

Samples that wait for a user

Documents that ask you to enable content and installers that need a click never run in an unattended sandbox.

02

Checks for a real machine

Some samples look at the OS version, uptime or user activity before doing anything at all.

03

Scores without evidence

A number with no events behind it can’t be checked, and an empty report looks like a clean file.

What you get on every run

Live desktop control

Click, type and paste on the machine while the sample runs.

Processes as they start

Every child process with its parent and command line, the moment it appears.

Memory at the end

Executable memory of the sample’s processes, saved when the session stops.

Static analysis

Sections, entropy, imports, signatures and YARA matches.

ATT&CK mapping

Every indicator carries its tactic and technique.

Raw artifacts

PCAP, TLS keys, desktop frames and the full event log.

From upload to report

Step 1

Upload

Bring a file up to 100 MiB, or a URL.

Step 2

Choose the machine

Windows 11, Windows 10, Linux or Android, with or without internet.

Step 3

Interact

Take control when the sample asks for a click.

Step 4

Review and export

Read the report, then download the evidence.

See what it does
before your users do.