Submit your samples to malware analysts

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[spainach_12]

X-Ray is a software created by raymond.cc that automates submission of files that you think is suspicious to 31 (Avast, AVG, Avira, Bitdefender, ClamAV, Comodo, Dr.Web, Emsisoft, ESET, CA, Fortinet, F-Prot, F-Secure, Ikarus, K7Antivirus, Kaspersky, McAfee, Microsoft, Norman, nProtect, Panda, PC Tools, Prevx, Rising, SUPERAntiSpyware, Symantec, TheHacker, VBA32, Vipre, ViRobot, VirusBuster) antivirus companies for manual analysis by virus analyst professionals with a click of a button.


Features
- Automatically submit files to 31 different antivirus companies via email or web based submission method for manual analysis.
- Change submission method for a particular antivirus from Settings
- Test email settings
- Retrieve latest scan report from VirusTotal
- Send file to VirusTotal for scanning
- Two methods of sending files to VirusTotal (Email and API)
- Automatic failover when chosen method for sending suspicious files to VirusTotal fails
- Copying MD5 hash and results to clipboard via right click context menu.
- History (VirusTotal detection report and Analysis Submission date & time)
- Auto Update
- Support Windows XP/Vista/7 (32bit & 64bit)
- Freeware (no spyware or adware embedded)

http://www.raymond.cc/xray/XRay.zip

For more info: http://www.raymond.cc/blog/xray/

[SiberLynx]

Thanks spainach_12 ,

It's a matter of testing this one

But you can do similar with JottiQ for a long time already
Working perfectly ... I was involved in fixing few issues with the Software on it's early stages

Then, do not forget about VTzilla Fox Addon ... unfortunately it's not compatible  with Fox v9... but they'll fix it

I'd dismiss any judgement from Comodo AV from those listed anyway ... but let's see about others & how it's working

Cheers!

[raymondcc]

X-Ray is more than what JottiQ or VTzilla Fox addon is.
JottiQ and VTzilla is used to send files to Jotti or VirusTotal to scan it with multiple antivirus engines.

X-Ray is able to automatically submit suspicious files to multiple antivirus companies to request for manual analysis by professionals.

[spainach_12]

X-Ray is able to automatically submit suspicious files to multiple antivirus companies to request for manual analysis by professionals.

glad to see you here, raymond.

[raymondcc]

Thanks spainach for the welcome 

[savit]

great useful Tool~ Thanks Ramond~ 

[SiberLynx]

...X-Ray is able to automatically submit suspicious files to multiple antivirus companies to request for manual analysis by professionals.

Thanks for the reply & clarification Raymond,
As I said it's a matter to test (still didn't have time for that ), but your remark sounds like "the thing" has very interesting & promising idea behind it.
Cheers!

[EricJH]

glad to see you here, raymond.

Welcome to the forums Raymond.

I took the liberty of adding your website to your profile. That way people can easily see you are related to, in your case even the owner of, a well known web site.

[Tech]

Testing the tool. Seems very helpfull.
Thanks Raymond.

[Tech]

Some errors:

Hi. This is the qmail-send program at inca.co.kr.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.

<yhs[at]inca.co.kr>:
Sorry, no mailbox here by that name. (#5.1.1)

--- Enclosed are the original headers of the message.

F-Prot and F-Secure timeouted

[Chiron]

Does anyone know where we can report any problems with this software?

I've had some trouble submitting to specific AV's and I'm not sure where to report it.

[spainach_12]

Does anyone know where we can report any problems with this software?

I've had some trouble submitting to specific AV's and I'm not sure where to report it.

not sure really, but i think you can pm raymondcc. and he has joined the forums, too.

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