Elastic Security Labs - nightMARE

This directory contains the nightMARE (Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering) library. nightMARE is a central module that will allow for an efficient and logical approach to automating various reverse engineering functions.

The nightMARE library is born from the need to refactor our code base into reusable bricks. We want to concentrate logics and dependencies into a single library in order to speed up tool developement for members of the Elastic Security Labs team.

By open sourcing our library to the community we hope that it'll contribute to our battle against threats.

Please note that this library is still young and under developement. Pull requests are welcome.
Example usage: https://www.elastic.co/security-labs/unpacking-icedid

Malware modules

Module	Description
nightmare.malware.blister	Implement BLISTER algorithms
nightmare.malware.ghostpulse	Implement GHOSTPULSE algorithms
nightmare.malware.deprecated.icedid	Implement ICEDID algorithms (deprecated)
nightmare.malware.latrodectus	Implement LATRODECTUS algorithms
nightmare.malware.lobshot	Implement LOBSHOT algorithms
nightmare.malware.lumma	Implement LUMMA algorithms
nightmare.malware.netwire	Implement NETWIRE algorithms
nightmare.malware.redlinestealer	Implement REDLINESTEALER algorithms
nightmare.malware.remcos	Implement REMCOS algorithms
nightmare.malware.smokeloader	Implement SMOKELOADER algorithms
nightmare.malware.stealc	Implement STEALC algorithms
nightmare.malware.warmcookie	Implement WARMCOOKIE algorithms
nightmare.malware.xorddos	Implement XORDDOS algorithms

Requirements

• Python >= 3.10 is required.
• Rizin v0.8.1 must be installed and available in the system's PATH environment variable.

Install

pip install nightmare-lib

or

git clone https://github.com/elastic/nightMARE
python -m pip install ./nightMARE

Test

Download the corpus from here and place the archive in the tests folder to run the tests. Warning: The archive contains malware; testing should be performed in a virtual machine for safety.

py.test

How to Contribute

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License

nightMARE uses the Elastic License version 2.