Cases
Case Studies.
Real security-analysis and engineering tasks, all done with AVL Code and the Landi model — from sample reversing and traffic triage to building detection tools.
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User Cases
1Real-world cases from users’ own business scenarios, delivered with AVL Code.
Team Showcase
15Real security-analysis and engineering tasks completed by the Antiy team with AVL Code.
Analysis of a CryptoLocker Ransomware Variant (Rapid/Djvu)
To thoroughly analyze a ransomware threat, analysts drove AVL Code with a single natural-language instruction, closing the loop from malicious sample to a complete analysis report.
Analysis of an Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT)
To thoroughly analyze an Android remote-access-trojan threat, analysts drove AVL Code with a single natural-language instruction, closing the loop from malicious sample to a complete analysis report.
In-Depth Analysis of the Yayaya Mining Trojan and Its Kernel Rootkit
To thoroughly analyze a Linux mining-trojan threat, analysts drove AVL Code with a single natural-language instruction, fanning out three parallel sub-agents to close the loop from malicious sample to a complete analysis report.
Verifying the Grok Build CLI Repository-Upload Claim
Security researcher cereblab reported that Grok Build CLI v0.2.93 uploads an entire code repository, together with its full git history, to xAI cloud storage. Analysts used AVL Code to statically analyze the offline installer for that version, checking the claim against the code inside the client binary item by item.
Multi-Agent Parallel Analysis of an Android Banking Trojan
Analysts used AVL Code — driven by the Landi N2.5 model — to run a multi-agent parallel analysis of a malicious Android app, confirming it as an Android banking trojan masquerading as a legitimate application.
MLPS 2.0 Compliance Check Driven by a Baseline-Scanner MCP
A security-ops engineer used AVL Code to invoke antiy-baseline-scanner-mcp with a single natural-language instruction, automatically running a full MLPS 2.0 Level-3 (S3A3G3) security compliance check on a Windows host.
Network Fault Localization in a Complex Business System
To pin down the root cause of a network fault in a complex business system, engineers drove AVL Code with natural-language instructions — a full intelligent loop from 2.2GB of traffic captures to a fault-localization report.
Automated Inspection and CVE Scanning for Antiy IEP EPP
With one open-ended natural-language instruction, an ops engineer had AVL Code run the whole loop: SSH into the host, inspect Antiy IEP EPP, check service status, scan for CVEs, redact sensitive data and generate an HTML report.
Smart Installation and Setup of cve-mcp-server
To automate MCP service configuration, a developer gave AVL Code a single open-ended natural-language instruction — an end-to-end intelligent loop from vague prompt to working MCP service.
iOS Exploit-Kit Response and Security Check Tool
To support the MIIT with a rapid response to an iOS exploit-kit security incident, engineers used AVL Code to build a zero-dependency HTML detection tool in record time.
Darkhotel JPEG Steganography Sample Analysis
Darkhotel is an APT group with an East Asian background. Analysts ran fully static analysis on a suspected sample with AVL Code, reconstructing its multi-stage information-theft attack chain end to end.
IRC Botnet Traffic Capture Analysis
Working from a captured IRC botnet traffic dump, analysts used AVL Code to reconstruct the full C2 communication picture through protocol-level behavioral analysis.
EDR Behavioral Alert Chain Reconstruction
An EDR platform raised a PowerShell alert. Engineers dug deeper with AVL Code, reconstructing a five-level process call chain and uncovering a DNS covert channel and LotL techniques.
In-Depth Analysis of the fast16 Malware
fast16 is a piece of malware with destructive capability. Analysts used AVL Code for purely static analysis, fully reconstructing the attack chain and delivering a detection tool plus YARA rules.
NetAdmin Console Compatibility Analysis
NetAdmin is a support tool for network administrators. Test engineers used AVL Code to run a full-stack compatibility analysis across the entire product.