Pack of tools used to quickly analyze malicious documents in semi-safe environment (Docker ;)

You could build image localy (from attached Dockerfile) or download whole image from DockerHub:

docker build . -t "nshadov/malware-tools"

This would drop you to shell inside container, with current working directory mounted (RW) as HOME. Open it up in directory where you have disposable copy of your malicious files.

docker run --rm -it --security-opt="no-new-privileges" --cap-drop=all
       -v $(pwd):/home/malware
       --name python-test nshadov/malware-tools

Run options '--security-opt="no-new-privileges" --cap-drop=all' and user changed to 'malware' are done for your own safety -- you're operating on untrusted code. If you remove them you will be able to use sudo (same password as user name).

Use MRAPTOR to search for suspicious files (DOC, XLS, PPT, XML, VSD ...).

mraptor FILE.doc

Use OLEVBA to analyze Microsoft Word documents and extract VBA scripts:

olevba --decode --reveal FILE.doc

Dump specific RTF object (or all) to separate file with RTFOBJ.

rtfobj --save 2 FILE.rtf

You can find files embedded into another file using HACHOIR-SUBFILE:

hachoir-subfile FILE.doc

Inspect for suspicious elements using PDFID (/opt/tools/):

/opt/tools/pdfid/pdfid.py FILE.pdf
...
 /JS                    0
 /JavaScript            1
 /AA                    0
 /OpenAction            1
 /AcroForm              0

Take a closer look for suspicious elements using PDF-PARSER:

pdfparse FILE.pdf

Search for specific strings (case insensitive):

pdfparse -s script FILE.pdf
pdfparse -s URI FILE.pdf
pdfparse -s action FILE.pdf

Dump specific object stream to a file:

pdfparse -f -o 8 -w FILE.pdf > object8.txt

Or interactively analyze and walk through PDF file with PEEPDF:

$ peepdf --interactive FILE.pdf

PPDF> tree
...

PPDF> offsets
...

PPDF> metadata
...

PPDF> rawobject 1
...

PPDF> stream 13
...

PPDF> js_analyse object 13
...

You can convert PDF file into series of PNG images with GHOSTSCRIPT (to preview it or get rid of active content):

ghostscript -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -sDEVICE=pngalpha -r96 -sOutputFile='page-%000d.png'

• OLE Tools - https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/blob/master/cheatsheet/oletools_cheatsheet.pdf
• Great tools collection distro - https://remnux.org/docs/distro/tools/