CYB3RMX/Qu1cksc0pe ? reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a malware analysis tool for Linux that can take a suspicious file and tell me what it is doing in plain language.

I want a command line app with a simple web UI option, so I can either run it on a file or open a dashboard and browse the results. It should handle common suspicious file types like Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, archives, scripts, emails, documents, and packet captures, and pull out useful things like strings, URLs, IPs, emails, file names, sections, functions, APIs, permissions, embedded files, and MITRE ATT and CK style hints where possible.

For some samples it should also support dynamic analysis, like watching behavior while the file runs, and show interesting events clearly. If it helps, look up current docs online for any libraries or tools you need. Make it feel like a real security analyst tool, with readable output and not too much setup for the user.