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CyberForensic
A real-time cyber-forensics and incident response simulator built with Lazarus/Free Pascal. Analyze memory dumps, hunt down actively spreading malware, and mitigate threats via a built-in terminal before the system is compromised.
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README
CyberForensic: Live Volatility 🔍💻
CyberForensic is a real-time incident response and memory volatility simulator built entirely with Free Pascal and the Lazarus LCL. Step into the shoes of an elite cyber-forensic analyst dropped into a critical security breach.

Your mission is to monitor a live operating system environment, identify deceptive processes, and eradicate actively spreading malware (Root Infectors) before the threat actors successfully exfiltrate sensitive data.
✨ Key Features
- Dynamic Process Migration: Watch as malware actively spawns child processes and spreads across the system in real-time.
- Single-Page Dashboard: A professional, unified interface featuring a Process Tree, live Hex Dump Viewer, and Threat Spectrum chart.
- Interactive Forensic Terminal: Use built-in commands to scan for Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) via YARA rules/Regex, and execute
kill <PID>commands to neutralize threats. - Active Mitigation & Risks: Make calculated decisions. Terminating the wrong system process will trigger a fatal Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).
- Procedural Anomalies: Each gameplay session generates unique PID assignments, memory offsets, and malware behaviors for endless replayability.
🛠️ Built With
- Free Pascal / Lazarus IDE
- Custom Off-Screen Rendering (BGRA)
Tutorial
In Bahasa And English https://github.com/CodeInPas/CyberForensic/tree/main/bin/docs
Release
https://github.com/CodeInPas/CyberForensic/releases/tag/Releasev01
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