Monthly Archives: September 2018

Docker and Remux part 2

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In my last post I talked about how I played with docker on a VM I constantly re-stage to original state. Some of what is below can be found on my Peerlyst post too.

Considering how long it took to download the images, I decided on a fresh revert, to install the remnux images after updating the box, and installing docker.io.

Using the thug image, I found that the container image doesn’t work match the directions on the Remnux site, Docker Hub page or on the Github page.

However reading the docker file gives the needed information.

The first thing wrong is the way thug is ran now.  To run thug one has to do

But before that, to run the container, and be able to get logs, the following has to be used.

/tmp/thug/logs is the current working directory in the Dockerfile on Github.

Remnux and Docker

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At work, we have this thing on Fridays called power up time.  It is the last 4 hours of the week to work on personal projects, test new ideas to see if they are worth implementing, or self improvement.  Most weeks it is when I get to look at the most tickets doing Tactical level intelligence since the rest of the week is filled with project or priority case work.

Recently while working on tactical level information for SOC tickets, I was able to add in a little fun, and actually power up.  I wanted to do some reverse engineering of the malware associated with the  ticket, to see if there was more IOCs that could be extracted.

Earlier in the day I read an email in the SANS DFIR alumni list, which included someone talking about using Remnux with docker.  So later in the the day working the ticket, and because I didn’t have a Remnux box, I decided to check out the docker containers.  This was also my first time working with docker as well.  Starting at Lenny Zeltzer’s Remnux Docker Site.

I went to my linux vm, a box that gets reset to the fresh installed state via snapshot after each use.  After a sudo apt install docker.io and a sudo docker pull remnux/pescanner I had the container.

I ran it and learned a little bit about docker. I also got an understanding of some of the information that VirusTotal displays under the detail tab.