A retrospective on the 3 past years of development and an introduction to the future of Irma, our File Analysis Solution.

This year has been very fruitful for Quarkslab with lots of research, new challenges, newcomers, open source success. It is now a tradition to look back at what we have done during a small conference named “Quarks in the Shell” or just "QITS", where we share the year experience with our customers, partners and friends. QITS meeting is one of the output channels for our research work that is also reflected in internal tools, our open-source projects (e.g. Triton, LIEF and QBDI), and our products (IRMA Enterprise and Epona).

This post deals with the new features in IRMA 1.3.0 released earlier this month, from both a user and a contributor point of view.

One month ago, we launched a development challenge. Here come the results.

Contribute to IRMA and enter for your chance to win a free ticket to Amsterdam to attend the HITB security conference.

IRMA (Incident Response & Malware Analysis) is a multi-scanner framework for identifying and analyzing suspicious files. In this article, we describe, step by step, how one can contribute to this open-source project by integrating his own analyzer.