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ShellSweepX

Michael Haag edited this page Jul 23, 2024 · 1 revision

Welcome to ShellSweepX

ShellSweepX is an advanced, ML-powered web shell detection and analysis platform designed to enhance your organization's cybersecurity posture. By leveraging machine learning algorithms and YARA rules, ShellSweepX provides robust protection against web-based threats, particularly focusing on the identification and analysis of potential web shells.

Key Features

  1. Multi-Agent Support: Deploy agents across various operating systems to scan and monitor your infrastructure.
  2. AI-Powered Analysis: Utilize cutting-edge AI models to analyze and triage potential threats.
  3. YARA Rule Integration: Customize and apply YARA rules for precise threat detection.
  4. Centralized Management: Easily manage agents, configurations, and analysis results through a user-friendly web interface.
  5. Real-time Monitoring: Keep track of active agents and recent detections to maintain an up-to-date security overview.
  6. Flexible API: Integrate ShellSweepX into your existing security infrastructure using our comprehensive API.

Getting Started

To begin using ShellSweepX:

  • Set up the ShellSweepX server using our Docker container or manually build on a server.
  • Deploy agents to your target systems using the provided scripts.
  • Configure your scanning parameters and YARA rules through the web interface.
  • Start monitoring and analyzing your systems for potential web shells.

For detailed installation and usage instructions, please refer to our Installation Guide and User Manual.

Why ShellSweepX?

ShellSweepX combines the power of ML, customizable rule sets, and a distributed agent architecture to provide a comprehensive web shell detection solution. Whether you're managing a small network or a large enterprise infrastructure, ShellSweepX offers the flexibility and power to enhance your security posture against web-based threats.

Join us in the fight against cybersecurity threats and experience the next level of web shell detection with ShellSweepX.