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Folha de Dicas do CyberChef

CyberChef é uma aplicação web para criptografia, codificação, compressão e análise de dados. Conhecido como “O Canivete Suíço Cibernético”, permite que analistas de segurança realizem transformações complexas de dados através de uma interface simples de arrastar e soltar, tornando-se indispensável para análise de malware, forense e desafios CTF.

Instalação e Configuração

Aplicação Web

Acesso Online:

# Official hosted version
https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/

# Alternative mirrors
https://cyberchef.org/
https://icyberchef.com/

Instalação Local

Instalação Docker:

# Pull official Docker image
docker pull mpepping/cyberchef

# Run CyberChef locally
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 mpepping/cyberchef

# Access at http://localhost:8080

Instalação Node.js:

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/gchq/CyberChef.git
cd CyberChef

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build application
npm run build

# Start development server
npm start

# Access at http://localhost:8080

Executável Independente:

# Download pre-built releases
wget https://github.com/gchq/CyberChef/releases/download/v9.55.0/CyberChef_v9.55.0.zip

# Extract and run
unzip CyberChef_v9.55.0.zip
cd CyberChef_v9.55.0
python3 -m http.server 8080

Visão Geral da Interface

Componentes Principais

Painel de Receitas:

  • Arraste operações da lista de operações
  • Configure parâmetros de operações
  • Reordene operações arrastando
  • Salve e carregue receitas

Painel de Entrada:

  • Cole ou digite dados de entrada
  • Carregue arquivos (arrastar e soltar)
  • Carregue dados de URLs
  • Opções de formato de entrada (texto, hex, base64)

Painel de Saída:

  • Visualize resultados de transformações
  • Baixe saída como arquivo
  • Copie para área de transferência
  • Múltiplas opções de formato de saída

Lista de Operações:

  • Pesquise operações por nome
  • Navegue por categoria
  • Favoritos para acesso rápido
  • Histórico de operações recentes

Codificação e Decodificação

Operações Base64

Codificar Base64:

Operation: To Base64
Input: Hello World
Output: SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ=

# With custom alphabet
Operation: To Base64
Alphabet: Custom
Input: sensitive data

Decodificar Base64:

Operation: From Base64
Input: SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ=
Output: Hello World

# Handle invalid characters
Operation: From Base64
Remove non-alphabet chars: true

Variantes Base64:

# Base32 encoding
Operation: To Base32
Input: Hello World
Output: JBSWY3DPEBLW64TMMQ======

# Base58 encoding (Bitcoin)
Operation: To Base58
Input: Hello World
Output: JxF12TrwUP45BMd

# Base85 encoding
Operation: To Base85
Input: Hello World
Output: 87cURD]j7BEbo80

Codificação URL

Codificar URL:

Operation: URL Encode
Input: hello world!@#$%
Output: hello%20world%21%40%23%24%25

# Encode all characters
Operation: URL Encode
Encode all chars: true

Decodificar URL:

Operation: URL Decode
Input: hello%20world%21%40%23%24%25
Output: hello world!@#$%

Codificação HTML

Codificar Entidade HTML:

Operation: To HTML Entity
Input: <script>alert('XSS')</script>
Output: &lt;script&gt;alert(&#39;XSS&#39;)&lt;/script&gt;

# Named entities only
Operation: To HTML Entity
Named entities: true

Decodificar Entidade HTML:

Operation: From HTML Entity
Input: &lt;script&gt;alert(&#39;XSS&#39;)&lt;/script&gt;
Output: <script>alert('XSS')</script>

Criptografia e Descriptografia

Criptografia Simétrica

Criptografia AES:

Operation: AES Encrypt
Mode: CBC
Key: 16-byte key here
IV: 16-byte IV here
Input: Secret message
Output: Encrypted data

# Different modes
Mode: ECB, CBC, CFB, OFB, GCM
Key format: Hex, UTF8, Latin1, Base64

Descriptografia AES:

Operation: AES Decrypt
Mode: CBC
Key: 16-byte key here
IV: 16-byte IV here
Input: Encrypted data
Output: Secret message

DES/3DES:

Operation: DES Encrypt
Mode: CBC
Key: 8-byte key
IV: 8-byte IV
Input: Data to encrypt

Operation: Triple DES Encrypt
Mode: CBC
Key: 24-byte key
IV: 8-byte IV

Funções Hash

Hashes Comuns:

# MD5 Hash
Operation: MD5
Input: Hello World
Output: b10a8db164e0754105b7a99be72e3fe5

# SHA-1 Hash
Operation: SHA1
Input: Hello World
Output: 0a4d55a8d778e5022fab701977c5d840bbc486d0

# SHA-256 Hash
Operation: SHA2
Size: 256
Input: Hello World
Output: a591a6d40bf420404a011733cfb7b190d62c65bf0bcda32b57b277d9ad9f146e

HMAC:

Operation: HMAC
Hash function: SHA256
Key: secret-key
Input: message to authenticate
Output: HMAC value

Quebra de Senha

Análise de Hash:

Operation: Analyse hash
Input: 5d41402abc4b2a76b9719d911017c592
Output: Possible hash types: MD5, NTLM

# Hash identifier
Operation: Hash identifier
Input: $2b$12$...
Output: bcrypt hash detected

Ataque de Dicionário:

# Generate wordlist
Operation: Generate wordlist
Type: Bruteforce
Charset: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
Min length: 4
Max length: 8

# Compare with hash
Operation: Compare hashes
Hash type: MD5
Target hash: 5d41402abc4b2a76b9719d911017c592

Análise de Dados

Análise de Texto

Análise de Frequência:

Would you like me to continue with the remaining translations?``` Operation: Frequency distribution Input: ATTACKATDAWN Output: Character frequency chart

Letter frequency analysis

Operation: Chi squared Input: Encrypted text Output: Chi-squared values for different shifts


**Entropy Analysis:**

Operation: Entropy Input: Random data vs compressed data Output: Entropy value (0-8 bits)

Detect compression/encryption

High entropy (>7): Likely encrypted/compressed Low entropy (“<4): Likely plain text


**String Extraction:**

Operation: Strings Min length: 4 Input: Binary file data Output: Printable strings

Extract specific patterns

Operation: Regular expression Pattern: [a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+.[a-zA-Z]\{2,\} Input: Text with email addresses


### Binary Analysis

**Hex Operations:**

Operation: To Hex Delimiter: Space Input: Hello World Output: 48 65 6c 6c 6f 20 57 6f 72 6c 64

Operation: From Hex Delimiter: Auto Input: 48656c6c6f20576f726c64 Output: Hello World


**Binary Operations:**

Operation: To Binary Delimiter: Space Input: Hello Output: 01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111

XOR operations

Operation: XOR Key: secret Key format: UTF8 Input: Data to XOR


**File Analysis:**

Operation: File type Input: File header bytes Output: Detected file type

Extract file signatures

Operation: Extract file paths Input: Binary data Output: Embedded file paths

Detect embedded files

Operation: Binwalk Input: Firmware or binary file Output: Embedded file locations


## Forensics and Malware Analysis

### Network Analysis

**IP Address Operations:**

Operation: Parse IP range Input: 192.168.1.0/24 Output: List of IP addresses

GeoIP lookup

Operation: GeoIP lookup Input: 8.8.8.8 Output: Location information

DNS operations

Operation: DNS over HTTPS Query type: A Domain: example.com


**URL Analysis:**

Operation: URL decode Input: Encoded URL Output: Decoded URL

Parse URL components

Operation: Parse URI Input: https://example.com:8080/path?param=value Output: Protocol, host, port, path, query

Defang URLs

Operation: Defang URL Input: http://malicious-site.com Output: hxxp://malicious-site[.]com


### Log Analysis

**Log Parsing:**

Operation: Parse log file Format: Apache Common Log Input: 127.0.0.1 - - [10/Oct/2000:13:55:36 -0700] “GET /apache_pb.gif HTTP/1.0” 200 2326

Extract timestamps

Operation: Extract dates Input: Log entries with various date formats Output: Standardized timestamps

Parse Windows Event Logs

Operation: Parse Windows Event Log Input: XML event log data Output: Structured event information


**Timeline Analysis:**

Operation: Sort Sort by: Timestamp Input: Multiple log entries Output: Chronologically sorted events

Time zone conversion

Operation: Change datetime format Input format: DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss Output format: ISO 8601 Timezone: UTC


### Steganography

**Image Steganography:**

Operation: Extract LSB Input: Image file Bit plane: 0 (LSB) Output: Hidden data

Extract EXIF data

Operation: Extract EXIF Input: JPEG image Output: Metadata information

Image analysis

Operation: View Bit Plane Bit: 0 Input: Suspicious image Output: LSB visualization


**Text Steganography:**

Operation: Detect hidden text Method: Zero-width characters Input: Text with hidden content Output: Extracted hidden message

Whitespace steganography

Operation: Whitespace Action: Decode Input: Text with hidden whitespace patterns


## Cryptanalysis

### Classical Ciphers

**Caesar Cipher:**

Operation: ROT13 Input: HELLO WORLD Output: URYYB JBEYQ

Variable rotation

Operation: Caesar cipher Amount: 7 Direction: Encrypt Input: ATTACK AT DAWN Output: HAAHJR HA KHDV


**Substitution Ciphers:**

Operation: Substitution cipher Plaintext alphabet: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Ciphertext alphabet: ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA Input: HELLO Output: SVOOL

Atbash cipher

Operation: Atbash cipher Input: HELLO WORLD Output: SVOOL DLIOW


**Vigenère Cipher:**

Operation: Vigenère encode Key: SECRET Input: HELLO WORLD Output: ZINCS AIDVN

Vigenère decode

Operation: Vigenère decode Key: SECRET Input: ZINCS AIDVN Output: HELLO WORLD


### Modern Cryptanalysis

**Frequency Analysis:**

Operation: Frequency distribution Show percentages: true Input: Encrypted text Output: Character frequency analysis

Index of Coincidence

Operation: Index of Coincidence Input: Ciphertext Output: IC value (indicates monoalphabetic vs polyalphabetic)


**Key Recovery:**

Operation: Kasiski examination Input: Vigenère ciphertext Output: Probable key lengths

Brute force Caesar

Operation: ROT13 brute force Input: Encrypted text Output: All possible rotations


## Automation and Scripting

### Recipe Creation

**Save Recipes:**

Create reusable recipes

  1. Build operation chain
  2. Click “Save recipe”
  3. Name and describe recipe
  4. Share recipe link

Example: Malware deobfuscation recipe

Operations:

  1. From Base64
  2. Gunzip
  3. From Hex
  4. AES Decrypt (key: known_key)

**Recipe Sharing:**

Share via URL

Recipe URL contains encoded operations Example: https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=To_Base64(‘A-Za-z0-9%2B/%3D’)

Export/Import recipes

File format: JSON Contains: Operations, parameters, input/output


### Batch Processing

**Multiple Inputs:**

Process multiple files

  1. Upload multiple files
  2. Apply recipe to all
  3. Download results as ZIP

Batch text processing

Input: Multiple lines of data Recipe: Applied to each line Output: Processed results


**Automation Scripts:**
```javascript
// CyberChef API usage (Node.js)
const chef = require("cyberchef");

// Create recipe
const recipe = new chef.Recipe(
    new chef.operations.ToBase64(),
    new chef.operations.MD5()
);

// Process data
const result = chef.bake("Hello World", recipe);
console.log(result.toString());
```## Técnicas Avançadas

Operation: Magic Input: Unknown encoded data Output: Automatically detected and decoded

Intensive mode

Intensive: true Extensive language support: true Depth: 3 (number of operations to try)

Operation: Fork Split on: \n (newline) Merge: true Input: Multiple lines of data Recipe: Applied to each line separately Output: Combined results

Operation: Scatter chart X values: Column 1 Y values: Column 2 Input: CSV data Output: Interactive scatter plot

Hex dump visualization

Operation: To Hexdump Width: 16 Upper case: true Include ASCII: true

Operation: Generate network diagram Input: Network connection logs Output: Visual network topology

Timeline visualization

Operation: Timeline Date field: timestamp Event field: event_type Input: Log data with timestamps

```bash
# Use CyberChef for data preprocessing
# Example: Decode base64 logs before indexing

# Splunk search command
|eval decoded_data = base64decode(encoded_field)
|eval hash_value = md5(decoded_data)

# CyberChef recipe equivalent:
# 1. From Base64
# 2. MD5
```## Exemplos de Integração
```json
\\\{
  "processors": [
    \\\{
      "script": \\\{
        "source": "ctx.decoded = Base64.getDecoder().decode(ctx.encoded_field)"
      \\\}
    \\\}
  ]
\\\}
```**Integração com ELK Stack:**

Extract indicators from reports

Recipe:

  1. Regular expression (IP addresses)
  2. Regular expression (Domain names)
  3. Regular expression (File hashes)
  4. Defang URLs
  5. Format as CSV

Input: Threat intelligence report Output: Structured IOC list

Deobfuscate malware samples

Recipe:

  1. From Base64
  2. Gunzip
  3. From Hex
  4. XOR (key: 0x42)
  5. Extract strings
  6. Regular expression (URLs/IPs)

Input: Obfuscated malware Output: Deobfuscated code with IOCs

Multi-layer encoding

Recipe:

  1. From Base64
  2. URL Decode
  3. From Hex
  4. ROT13
  5. Atbash cipher

Steganography analysis

Recipe:

  1. Extract LSB
  2. From Binary
  3. Gunzip
  4. From Base64

Cryptanalysis chain

Recipe:

  1. Frequency distribution
  2. Index of Coincidence
  3. Kasiski examination
  4. Vigenère decode (guessed key)

Large file processing

  • Use “Drop bytes” to reduce size
  • Process in chunks using “Split”
  • Disable auto-bake for large operations

Memory issues

  • Clear input/output regularly
  • Use streaming operations when available
  • Restart browser if memory usage high

Character encoding problems

  • Check input encoding (UTF-8, Latin1, etc.)
  • Use “Detect encoding” operation
  • Convert between encodings as needed

Binary data handling

  • Use hex input for binary data
  • Check byte order (little/big endian)
  • Verify file headers and signatures

Debug failed recipes

  • Check each operation individually
  • Verify input format matches expected
  • Use “To Hex” to inspect intermediate results
  • Check operation parameters

Error messages

  • “Invalid input”: Check data format
  • “Key length”: Verify encryption key size
  • “Parse error”: Check syntax for regex/JSON

Start simple

  1. Test each operation individually
  2. Build recipe step by step
  3. Verify intermediate outputs
  4. Document recipe purpose

Error handling

  • Use “Drop bytes” to handle extra data
  • Add “Try” operations for uncertain steps
  • Include fallback operations

Sensitive data handling

  • Use local installation for sensitive data
  • Clear browser cache after use
  • Avoid cloud-hosted instances for secrets
  • Use HTTPS for web access

Data validation

  • Verify output makes sense
  • Cross-check with other tools
  • Test with known good data
  • Document assumptions and limitations