1import{p as t}from"./ItBA-b5c.js";import{_ as r}from"#entry";import{B as i}from"./DSN8JwXw.js";import"./BXMQVGRx.js";import"./ETMB5eoI.js";import"./CTooqaf5.js";(function(){try{var a=typeof window<"u"?window:typeof global<"u"?global:typeof globalThis<"u"?globalThis:typeof self<"u"?self:{};a.SENTRY_RELEASE={id:"c8ed081521c89c0a65d15f8db6c70638d37e1bb7"};var o=new a.Error().stack;o&&(a._sentryDebugIds=a._sentryDebugIds||{},a._sentryDebugIds[o]="8c3c5ef7-44e4-494a-90e7-d28dc5676240",a._sentryDebugIdIdentifier="sentry-dbid-8c3c5ef7-44e4-494a-90e7-d28dc5676240")}catch{}})();const e=t("/img/linux/linux-intro.png"),l=t("/img/linux/linux-dashboard.png"),n=t("/img/linux/linux-new-task.png"),s=t("/img/linux/linux-task.png"),p=t("/img/linux/linux-iocs.png"),c=t("/img/linux/linux-processes-graph.png"),_=t("/img/linux/linux-limits.png"),m={};function f(a,o){return o[0]||(o[0]=i('<section class="platform__section platform__section--intro platform__section--dark-theme linux__intro"><div class="platform__container"><div class="platform__content-row"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper platform__image-wrapper--desktop"><img class="platform__image" src="'+e+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> A Linux sandbox running in <a class="platform__link" href="https://any.run/" target="_blank">ANY.RUN</a></figcaption></figure></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><h1 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h1"> Linux sandbox </h1><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> Linux has become a prime target for malware in recent years. This operating system powers a significant portion of the Internet infrastructure, particularly servers and IoT devices. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> As a result, Linux malware has proliferated. Common threats on this OS include backdoors, rootkits, and crypto miners-all of which can stealthily infiltrate systems and cause data breaches or degrade system performance. </p><figure class="platform__image-wrapper platform__image-wrapper--mobile"><img class="platform__image" src="'+e+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> A Linux sandbox running in <a class="platform__link" href="https://any.run/" target="_blank">ANY.RUN</a></figcaption></figure><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> To effectively analyze malware targeting Linux systems, you can use a sandbox environment that closely mimics the target OS. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> With ANY.RUN, you can easily create a Linux sandbox online, right in your web browser, regardless of your current operating system. Hereâs how to set up a Linux sandbox for malware analysis. </p></div></div></div></section><section class="platform__section linux__steps linux__steps"><div class="platform__container"><h2 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h2 platform__heading--center"> How to use a Linux Sandbox in ANY.RUN: 3 Easy Steps </h2><div class="platform__content-row platform__content-row--top-offset-l"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper"><img class="platform__image" src="'+l+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> Select the type of analysis in ANY.RUN Linux browser sandbox </figcaption></figure></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><h4 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h4"> Step 1. Go to the Sandbox homepage </h4><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> To begin, sign into your ANY.RUN account (creating one is free) and access the main dashboard. You can reach the dashboard directly by <a class="platform__link" href="https://app.any.run/?register" target="_blank">clicking here</a>. </p></div></div><div class="platform__content-row platform__content-row--top-offset-l"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><h4 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h4"> Step 2. Select the type of analysis </h4><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> Then, click <i>Submit URL</i> if you want to analyze a suspicious link, or <i>Submit File / Email</i> if you need to investigate a file. </p></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper"><img class="platform__image" src="'+n+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> Choose Ubuntu or Debian (ARM) from the list of operating systems </figcaption></figure></div></div><div class="platform__content-row platform__content-row--top-offset-l"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper"><img class="platform__image" src="'+s+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> Interact with a cloud Linux VM just like a local machine </figcaption></figure></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><h4 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h4"> Step 3. Select Linux OS from the list </h4><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> In the configuration window, locate the dropdown menu and select the Linux distribution. The options are Ubuntu 22.04.2 64-bit and Debian 12.2 64-bit (ARM), both common malware targets. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> Once youâve specified the analysis object and made your selection, simply click the <i>Run</i> button, and ANY.RUN will spin up the cloud Linux virtual machine (VM) for you. </p></div></div></div><div class="platform__action-section platform__action-section--dark-theme platform__action-section--placement--bottom"><div class="platform__container"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--center"><h3 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h3 platform__heading--center"> Learn about ANY.RUNâs plans and pricing </h3><a class="platform__link platform__link--btn platform__link--center" href="https://app.any.run/plans/" target="_blank">View pricing</a></div></div></div></section><section class="platform__section"><div class="platform__container"><div class="platform__content-row"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><h2 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h2"> What Can You Analyze in ANY.RUNâs Linux Sandbox? </h2></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> ANY.RUN enables you to examine files and URLs in a secure, isolated Linux environment. </p><ul class="platform__check-list"><li><span class="platform__selected-text">Files:</span> Investigate various file types, including shell scripts, ELF executables, tarballs, and more. You can also analyze common file formats like PDFs with embedded malware that may target Linux systems. </li><li><span class="platform__selected-text">URLs:</span> Safely browse suspicious websites, such as those potentially hosting malware or engaged in phishing attempts. You can also download files from untrusted sources without risking your primary system. </li></ul></div></div></div></section><section class="platform__section linux__about"><div class="platform__container"><h2 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h2 platform__heading--center"> What is a Linux Sandbox? </h2><div class="platform__content-row platform__content-row--top-offset-l"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper"><img class="platform__image" src="'+p+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> Simplify common tasks such as collecting IOCs with a Linux sandbox designed for mal
1ware analysis </figcaption></figure></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> A Linux sandbox is an isolated virtual environment that allows you to run and test potentially malicious software, applications, or links without the danger of malware infiltrating your main Linux system. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> The sandbox leverages virtualization technology to create a separate, self-contained environment that appears as a distinct system to any software executed within it. This isolation ensures that any malicious activity is confined to the sandbox. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> Linux distributions do not typically include built-in sandbox functionality. As a result, security researchers and professionals often rely on third-party tools like ANY.RUN to create isolated Linux environments for malware analysis and investigation. </p></div></div></div></section><section class="platform__section linux__how-it-works"><div class="platform__container"><h2 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h2 platform__heading--center linux__how-it-works-title"> What is ANY.RUNâs Linux Sandbox and How Does it Work? </h2><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular platform__paragraph--center"> ANY.RUN is a cloud-based sandbox platform built specifically for malware detection, research, and analysis. </p><div class="platform__content-row platform__content-row--top-offset-l"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> In ANY.RUN you can create a Linux sandbox without the need to install and configure additional software on your local machine, and it doesnât matter what type of host system youâre running: Linux, Windows, or MacOS. </p></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper"><img class="platform__image" src="'+c+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> ANY.RUN has built-in reports like this one, which visualizes the relationships between processes </figcaption></figure></div></div></div><div class="platform__action-section platform__action-section--dark-theme platform__action-section--placement--center"><div class="platform__container"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--center"><h3 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h3 platform__heading--center"> Start using ANY.RUN today. Itâs free </h3><a class="platform__link platform__link--btn platform__link--center" href="https://app.any.run/?register" target="_blank">Register now</a></div></div></div><div class="platform__container"><div class="platform__content-row"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> There is no limit to the number of Linux sandboxes you can create in ANY.RUN: the only nuance is that you canât run two sandboxes at the same time. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular platform__paragraph--bottom-offset-sm"> With this setup you can: </p><ul class="platform__check-list"><li> Safely interact with potentially malicious files in a completely isolated environment. </li><li> Determine whether the files exhibit malicious behavior. </li><li> Understand how the malware interacts with the Linux system. </li></ul></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><figure class="platform__image-wrapper"><img class="platform__image" src="'+_+'" alt=""><figcaption class="platform__image-caption"> Launch an unlimited number of Linux analysis sessions </figcaption></figure></div></div></div></section><section class="platform__section platform__section--dark-theme windows-7__special-offer"><div class="platform__container"><div class="platform__content-row"><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--small"><h2 class="platform__heading platform__heading--h2"> Consider ANY.RUNâs Linux Sandbox for Malware Analysis </h2><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> ANY.RUNâs Linux Sandbox is simple to set up, yet it offers robust features for mal
1ware detection, analysis, and research. Itâs a huge timesaver for you and your team! </p></div><div class="platform__content-col platform__content-col--large"><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> If youâre an individual user, explore our plans and their features on the <a class="platform__link" href="https://app.any.run/plans/" target="_blank">pricing page</a>. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> If youâre an organization that frequently needs to analyze malware targeting Linux systems, and youâre looking for a straightforward and efficient analysis solution, <a class="platform__link" href="https://app.any.run/contact-us/" target="_blank">contact our sales team</a>. </p><p class="platform__paragraph platform__paragraph--regular"> Weâll arrange an interactive demonstration to showcase how ANY.RUN can save you hours of time daily while enhancing your malware detection capabilities. </p><div class="platform__action-wrapper"><a class="platform__link platform__link--btn" href="https://app.any.run/contact-us/" target="_blank">Get in touch with sales</a></div></div></div></div></section>',6))}const b=r(m,[["render",f]]);export{b as default};
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