UnpackDNA — Unlock Your Files for AI, Without the Risk
Stop wrestling with unsafe documents. Automatically find, extract, and provide embedded source content from numerous file types for creating clear data to train smarter AI.
In a Nutshell: What is UnpackDNA?
UnpackDNA is an intelligent file processing engine. Think of it as a super-powered document detective combined with a meticulous data janitor.
You feed it a messy pile of files (Adobe PDFs, MS Office documents, archives, images, etc.) and – UnpackDNA finds every hidden piece of embedded content – scripts, images, macros, executables – extracts and decodes them if necessary for ready-to-use high-quality AI data training or deep-dive security analysis.
How It Works:
Your data moves through a multi-stage process:
- True Format Detection: We look at the file’s actual content, not just its name, to identify it correctly.
- Deep Unpacking: Extracts all suspicious data – files within files, within files with unlimited levels of embedding – and maps showing how they’re all connected.
- Content Discovery: Detects images, scripts, macros and decode them to the source code.
- Secure Delivery: Packages everything into clean, labeled datasets with a complete audit log.
What You Get:
- Clean, usable data perfect for training language models with full history of what was found and what was done.
- No Live Code Execution: Everything is analyzed through proprietary algos in static environment.
- Full Accountability: Every UnpackDNA action is logged in an audit trail.
- You Control Your Data: Flexible deployment (cloud, on-premises, or hybrid) and strict access controls.
What Files Can It Handle?
UnpackDNA understands a vast library of formats and is always learning more:
- Everyday Documents: Microsoft Office (old and new), Adobe PDFs and Flash files, Outlook emails and MIME files.
- Images: JPEG, PNG, GIF and more types.
- Nested Containers: ZIP, 7 ZIP, RAR files, VHDX and even archives within archives.
- More data types.
Are you ready to deploy UnpackDNA to your cybersecurity infrastructure? Discover how we can help.
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