Traceix is a behavioral correlation engine for Windows binaries. It doesn’t just tell you what a file does, it shows you how it behaves compared to other files, even when the code changes.
Traceix emulates binaries and extracts the sequence of API calls made during execution. These sequences are transformed into compact behavioral fingerprints that are resistant to code-level obfuscation.
Whether you're analyzing malware variants or legitimate software builds, Traceix lets you compare files visually and uncover shared behavior, reused code, or suspicious overlaps.
The platform renders side-by-side behavioral diffs, letting you visually compare execution traces between two files with precision. It highlights matching API calls, subtle logic differences, argument mismatches, and injected code paths. Whether you're analyzing malware variants, patched binaries, or versioned software, the viewer reveals exactly where behavior changes, even when the code has been obfuscated or modified.
Upload any Windows PE file to generate a behavioral fingerprint. Traceix then calculates an AI-driven threat score, identifies the entrypoint and entropy metrics, and finds similar traces across the dataset based on API usage, argument patterns, and runtime behavior. Each result includes a confidence-weighted similarity score and lets you instantly compare behavior line-by-line.