This page focuses on practical flag combinations for common analysis outputs.
Command:
speakeasy -t sample.exe --snapshot-memory-regions -o report.jsonExpected artifact:
entry_points[*].memory.layout[*].data_refpopulated with SHA-256 refs- top-level
datapopulated withbase64(zlib(raw_bytes))entries
Quick verification:
jq '.entry_points[].memory.layout[] | select(.data_ref != null) | .tag' report.jsonTradeoff:
- report size increases, but repeated payloads deduplicate across runs
Command:
speakeasy -t sample.exe --analysis-coverage -o report.jsonExpected artifact:
entry_points[*].coveragecontains executed instruction addresses
Quick verification:
jq '.entry_points[] | {start_addr, coverage_count: (.coverage // [] | length)}' report.jsonTradeoff:
- extra tracing overhead increases runtime
Command:
speakeasy -t sample.exe --analysis-memory-tracing -o report.jsonExpected artifact:
- per-region access counters in
memory.layout[*].accesses - symbol access summaries in
sym_accesses
Quick verification:
jq '.entry_points[] | {start_addr, sym_accesses: (.sym_accesses // [] | length)}' report.jsonTradeoff:
- substantial runtime impact on memory-heavy samples
Enable:
speakeasy -t sample.exe --analysis-strings -o report.jsonDisable:
speakeasy -t sample.exe --no-analysis-strings -o report.jsonQuick verification:
jq '.strings' report.jsonTradeoff:
- disabling strings reduces report size and post-processing time
Command:
speakeasy -t sample.exe --dropped-files-path dropped.zipExpected artifact:
dropped.zipwith files written during emulation and a manifest
Quick verification:
unzip -l dropped.zipTradeoff:
- captures useful payload artifacts but adds archive creation overhead
Command:
speakeasy -t sample.exe \
--timeout 30 \
--analysis-coverage \
--analysis-memory-tracing \
--snapshot-memory-regions \
--dropped-files-path dropped.zip \
-o report.jsonUse this profile when you want broad telemetry and artifact capture in one run.