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MANDIANT Corporation, a provider of information security products and services, announced today the release of their newest software offering, MANDIANT Memoryze™. Product Engineer, Peter Silberman, a key contributor to Memoryze, introduced the product during his talk Full Process Reconstitution from Memory at the 2008 Hack In The Box Security Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Memoryze is a free memory analysis tool that can acquire physical memory from a Windows system and can also perform advanced analysis of live memory while a computer is running. It allows incident responders to quickly identify everything that is running on a computer and filter the output looking for evidence of compromise.
Jamie Butler, Agent Team Lead at MANDIANT said, “Memoryze is designed to catch the most sophisticated of threats. It analyzes physical memory and even parses the paging files – bypassing the operating system’s APIs. In the lab, we have shown that Memoryze can find memory resident-only shellcode, that does not exist on disk. If the attacker is there, Memoryze can pull the malicious code directly from memory, so our malware analysis team can begin their work.”
MANDIANT Memoryze is available for download by visiting http://www.mandiant.com/software/memoryze.htm.
MANDIANT is the information security industry’s leading provider of incident response and computer forensics solutions and services. Headquartered in Alexandria, Va., with offices in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Reston, Va., MANDIANT provides products, professional services and education to Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, government agencies, domestic and foreign police departments and leading U.S. law firms. MANDIANT comprises one of the industry’s largest incident response and forensics forces. The authors of eleven books, MANDIANT security consultants and engineers hold top government security clearances and certifications and advanced degrees from some of the most prestigious computer science universities. To learn more about MANDIANT visit www.mandiant.com, read M-unition, the company blog: http://blog.mandiant.com, or follow on Twitter @MANDIANT.
