Sploitus Emerging Exploits: Nemesis and ios_triage Tools Released
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- •Nemesis tool targets .NET malware obfuscation techniques.
- •ios_triage automates extraction of iOS installation logs.
- •Both tools enhance malware analysis and incident response.
On September 29, 2026, two new cybersecurity tools were released: Nemesis and ios_triage. The Nemesis tool is designed to combat malware that employs obfuscation techniques, specifically targeting .NET payloads. It hooks into the CLR and dumps PEs from memory, addressing common evasion tactics. The ios_triage tool focuses on parsing iOS mobile installation logs and automating the extraction process. Both tools are aimed at enhancing malware analysis and incident response capabilities. The Nemesis tool is particularly relevant for analysts dealing with frequent jlaive-style malware, while ios_triage aids in iOS forensic investigations. No specific vulnerabilities or CVEs were disclosed in connection with these tools.
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