Hatching Triage vs Malwagon

Hatching Triage is a malware sandbox for automated analysis of files and URLs. It supports Windows 7 and 10, Linux, Android, and macOS analysis environments, and accepts more than 100 file types and archives. After unpacking and static analysis, it chooses a dynamic environment for detonation. Users can watch the analysis live and take control of its virtual machine. Reports surface relevant results, including extracted configurations for a growing number of malware families. Profiles preserve settings such as timeouts and internet configuration, and can specify a custom virtual machine. A REST API supports access to analysis data and workflow automation; a documented Cortex XSOAR integration can submit samples, retrieve results, and manage accounts and profiles. Individual users and researchers can use the public cloud for free. Hatching offers a private cloud demo on request, and says Triage can scale to 500,000 analyses per day. Its privacy policy says data is stored in the Netherlands and personal data is encrypted. Active-account data is retained indefinitely; after account deletion, submissions and reports remain, while uploader-linking fields are removed. Deleted data may remain in backups for up to 30 days.

Malwagon is a cloud-based malware analysis sandbox that examines files, URLs, commands, documents, packages, hashes and Windows kernel drivers in isolated virtual machines. It returns scored verdicts with evidence. Static analysis includes YARA, capability identification, obfuscated-string recovery, packer and entropy checks, signature scanning, disassembly, secrets scanning and configuration extraction. Dynamic analysis records ETW kernel telemetry, memory forensics, hypervisor introspection, network traffic and JA3/JA4 fingerprints. Reports can include MITRE ATT&CK mappings and generated YARA, Sigma and Suricata rules, with exports including ATT&CK Navigator, STIX 2.1, MISP, PDF and DOCX. Accepted executables and archives can be up to 128 MB. Each run uses its own full virtual machine, discarded afterward. Samples stay on Malwagon-operated infrastructure; third parties receive hashes and derived indicators for reputation lookups. Free-tier reports are public, while paid plans can keep scans private. Pro costs $79 a month, billed $790/yr billed yearly, and includes 200 scan credits per month, private reports, REST API and MCP access.