Clubhouse AC · Reverse Engineering

We take it apart so you know exactly what it does.

Send us a cheat, loader, injector or FiveM bypass. A team of reverse engineers takes the target apart in parallel and hands you a documented report from every analyst, complete with decompiled code, behaviour, indicators and ready-to-deploy detections.

Clubhouse AC / Teardown
  • Multiple analysts per target
  • A report from each engineer
  • Samples never executed

01A team, not a black box

Every target gets more than one set of eyes

We don't hand your sample to a single analyst and hope for the best. A group of reverse engineers works it in parallel and you receive an individual report from each one documenting their findings, with decompiled code reconstructed as far as the binary allows.

  1. Step 01

    You submit the sample

    Upload the cheat, loader or FiveM bypass and tell us what you already know. The file is handled as inert data and never executed on our infrastructure.

  2. Step 02

    A team picks it up, not one person

    Your target is assigned to multiple reverse engineers who work it in parallel. Each analyst attacks it from a different angle: static analysis, dynamic behaviour, packer/protector defeat and network/IPC.

  3. Step 03

    You get a report from each analyst

    Every engineer hands back their own written report documenting what they found, annotated findings, indicators and decompiled / reconstructed source code recovered as far as the protections allow.

  4. Step 04

    Turn it into detections

    We translate the teardown into actionable signatures, behavioural indicators and YARA-style rules you can act on, so the same sample never slips past you again.

02What we recover

Deep, documented analysis

From packed binaries to kernel drivers, this is what our analysts pull out of a sample and hand back to you in writing.

  • 01

    Decompilation

    Recovered pseudocode and reconstructed source, as much as the binary and its protections allow.

  • 02

    Unpacking & deobfuscation

    Defeat VMProtect, Themida and custom packers to reach the real logic underneath.

  • 03

    Kernel & DMA tooling

    Driver analysis, BYOVD chains and PCIe/DMA device behaviour breakdowns.

  • 04

    Behavioural analysis

    What the sample touches: files, registry, memory, hooks and injection technique.

  • 05

    Indicators & attribution

    Hashes, strings, C2 endpoints and developer fingerprints tied back to known ecosystems.

  • 06

    Detection engineering

    Findings converted into signatures and rules you can deploy immediately.

03Pricing

Straightforward, fairly priced

No retainers required to get started. Pay per file, or step up to a full multi-analyst teardown when you need the complete picture.

  • Single File Triage

    Fast turnaround on one sample.

    $49per file
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    • 1 file fully reviewed
    • One analyst report
    • Static + behavioural overview
    • Key strings, hashes & IOCs
    • 48-72h turnaround
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    Full Teardown

    The complete multi-analyst breakdown.

    $149per target
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    • Multiple reverse engineers in parallel
    • A written report from each analyst
    • Decompiled / reconstructed source as far as possible
    • Unpacking & deobfuscation
    • Full IOC set + attribution
    • Detection signatures & rules included
    • Priority turnaround
  • Retainer

    For servers & networks under constant pressure.

    Custommonthly
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    • Ongoing sample intake
    • Dedicated analyst team
    • Bulk & rush handling
    • Standing detection pipeline
    • Direct line to the team

04Submit a sample

Send it in

Tell us what kind of file it is and what you already know. The more context you give our analysts, the deeper the teardown. Your file is relayed to the team as inert data and is never run on our servers.

Clubhouse AC / Submit a sample
Payment first. After you submit, our team reviews the target and contacts you with a payment request, expect to hear from us before any analysis begins.
Your sample uploads straight to private storage and is handled as inert data, it is never executed on our servers.

Submissions are private and reviewed only by our analysts.