Memory Dumps Collection – Volume 1

Credit

These samples were shared by various sources, but the pinesol93 consolidated them into one repository. Credit goes to the respective creators.

Introduction

To enhance your memory analysis skills, you’ll need access to memory images from devices, typically ones infected with malware. You have two options:

• Create your own samples, which we will cover in a separate post..
• Use pre-existing samples available online (through practicing on cloud labs) or offline (downloading memory dumps and analyze them on your own isolated environment).

In this post, we’ll focus on the second option again: using offline samples.

Memory Samples

We reviewed the memory dump links, removed redundant entries (those already mentioned in previous posts), and replaced non-working links with functioning ones. The updated list now only includes currently working links. This reference is a valuable learning resource, and we aim to make this website your go-to platform for learning memory forensics. We just excluded AboutDFIR samples, as there are too many and We will put them in a different post.

Note: Please take care when analyzing the memory samples, as they might be from malware-infected devices.

We will try to regularly update it if any new samples are added on the repository.

Conclusion

In this blog, we briefly notified you about some memory dumps that you can download and hone your memory forensic analysis skills.

~ Cya till the Next One