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REMnux Documentation
  • REMnux: A Linux Toolkit for Malware Analysis
  • Install the Distro
    • Get the Virtual Appliance
    • Install from Scratch
    • Add to an Existing System
    • Run REMnux as a Container
    • Keep the Distro Up to Date
  • Discover the Tools
    • Examine Static Properties
      • General
      • PE Files
      • ELF Files
      • .NET
      • Deobfuscation
    • Statically Analyze Code
      • General
      • Unpacking
      • PE Files
      • Python
      • Scripts
      • Java
      • .NET
      • Flash
      • Android
    • Dynamically Reverse-Engineer Code
      • General
      • Shellcode
      • Scripts
      • ELF Files
    • Perform Memory Forensics
    • Explore Network Interactions
      • Monitoring
      • Connecting
      • Services
    • Investigate System Interactions
    • Analyze Documents
      • General
      • PDF
      • Microsoft Office
      • Email Messages
    • Gather and Analyze Data
    • View or Edit Files
    • General Utilities
  • Run Tools in Containers
    • Docker Images of Malware Analysis Tools
  • Behind the Scenes
    • People
    • Technologies
      • SaltStack Management
      • REMnux Installer
      • State Files Without the REMnux Installer
      • Debian Packages
      • Website and Docs
    • License
  • Tips and More
    • REMnux Configuration Tips
    • REMnux Tool Tips
    • Malware Analysis Training
    • REMnux Website
  • Get Involved
    • Ask and Answer Questions
    • Write About the Tools
    • Add or Update Tools
      • Contribute a Salt State File
      • Contribute a Debian Package
      • Contribute a Dockerfile
    • Implement Enhancements
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Add or Update Tools

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Last updated 4 years ago

One way to contribute to REMnux is to add or update the tools that are a part of the distro. To add a new tool:

  1. First become familiar with the way REMnux uses and to install and configure tools.

  2. Then consider creating a or a for the tool by following instructions in this section of the documentation site.

If you discovered an issue with an existing REMnux tool, you can help correct it by revising that tool's Salt state file. To do that, follow the instructions for but instead of creating a new file, find the state file for the tool and adjust it.

Salt Stack
Debian packages
Salt State file
Debian package
contributing a new state file,