Run lab tools
The agent runs your own lab-control commands on the host, such as snapshot restores, and reads logs you copy out.
ParcelType assists with sandboxing malware by running lab-control commands on the host, reading exported logs with read_file, and drafting reports with extracted IOCs.
The agent runs your own lab-control commands on the host, such as snapshot restores, and reads logs you copy out.
It reads text files you copy out of the isolated virtual machine.
The agent summarizes behaviour logs and extracts indicators of compromise.
You stay in control while the agent handles the repetitive text processing and script writing.
connection_log.txtloadeddomain3 matchesiocs.txtsavediocs.txtchangedcertutil -hashfile sample.exe SHA256hash okThe agent reads the exported connection logs using read_file and uses grep to list domain matches, so you can verify duplicates in the card before accepting changes. This is sandboxing malware. The interface shows the real result of each tool action. You review the extracted domains in Ask first mode carefully. The agent writes the clean list to a new file using write_file. Every action appears in the chat as a card with its real result. You can verify the changes by viewing the file diff in the interface. This workflow helps you build a blocklist for your own network while you analyze first half of 2026 malware trends.
You copy the process logs from your snapshot machine into the chat working folder and the agent uses read_file to parse them for indicators of compromise. This is the analysis. Digital forensics and malware analysis benefit from this clear workflow. The tool drafts a report template using write_file with fields for the run number and file hashes. You review the diff in Ask first mode and edit the observations before saving the final document. A clean baseline helps you spot the differences in the isolated environment. Each step shows its real result as a card in the chat. ParcelType is not an online sandbox, but it supports online virus sandbox workflows.
It is not a hosted service or plugin; it is meant only for your own files, PC and servers you are authorised to use. You keep the work within them, as the agent does not enforce scope and Shell, web and SSH are not folder-bound. There is no guarantee that code, scans or analysis are correct. If files keep reappearing, it is possible malware is present. For a PC you think is infected, disconnect it from the network and follow your organisation's procedure.