Tool overview
The Limon Sandbox is an open-source sandboxing tool designed for analyzing and monitoring the behavior of suspicious files and programs in a controlled environment. It focuses on dynamic analysis, allowing researchers and analysts to execute potentially malicious files safely and observe their actions without impacting the underlying system.
The main purpose of the Limon Sandbox tool is to provide a secure and isolated environment where potentially harmful files can be executed, and their behavior analyzed. By running files within the sandbox, it helps protect the host system from any potential damage or compromise.
Limon Sandbox Capabilities
- Isolated Environment: It creates a controlled and isolated environment separate from the host system, ensuring that the executed files do not affect the underlying system.
- Behavioral Analysis: The tool monitors and captures the behavior of the executed files, including file system changes, registry modifications, network activity, and process interactions. This enables analysts to understand the potential impact and intentions of the analyzed files.
- API Monitoring: Limon Sandbox can track and log interactions with various APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) used by the executed files. This provides insights into the system calls and functions utilized by the program, aiding in the analysis of its behavior.
- Reporting and Analysis: The sandbox tool generates detailed reports and logs of the observed activities, helping analysts assess the potential threats and identify any malicious behavior exhibited by the analyzed files.
- Support for Multiple Platforms: Limon Sandbox supports Windows, Linux, and macOS, offering flexibility in analyzing files across different operating systems.
