Thorium 101: Inside CISA’s Open Source Malware Analysis Platform
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This blog introduces CISA’s Thorium, an open-source, scalable malware analysis and data generation platform intended to streamline triage and incident response by centralizing tools, storage, and automation. It outlines key features (static/dynamic analysis, REST APIs, multi-tenancy, tagging, full-text search), secure file handling via CaRT, a Kubernetes-based architecture (API, scaler, agent, reactor, tracing, event handler) with storage backends, and deployment options including a Minikube-based “Minithor” for testing. The post also explains roles and group permissions, file origin metadata, Images (tools) and Pipelines for automation, and the thorctl CLI for uploading/downloading files, starting reactions, and retrieving results, positioning Thorium as a customizable platform for team workflows.
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