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Takajō (鷹匠) is a fast forensics analyzer for Hayabusa results, created by Yamato Security and written in Nim. Takajō means "Falconer" in Japanese — it analyzes Hayabusa's "catches" (results).
Why Takajō?¶
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Single fast binary
Written in Nim — memory-safe, as fast as native C, and a single standalone binary on any OS.
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HTML reports
Generate HTML summary reports of your Hayabusa results, or serve them interactively.
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Process trees
Reconstruct and print the process trees of malicious processes from Sysmon logs.
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Stacking analysis
Stack command lines, DNS requests, logons, processes, services, tasks and more to surface outliers.
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Focused timelines
Build timelines for logons, USB usage, suspicious processes and tasks, and split large CSV/JSONL timelines.
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TTPs & VirusTotal
Visualize TTPs as heatmaps in the MITRE ATT&CK Navigator, and look up IPs, domains and hashes on VirusTotal.
Quick links¶
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New here?
Start with the Overview, then head to Getting Started to download and run Takajō.
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Working with the CLI?
Browse the Command List and the per-category reference — Extract, HTML, Stack, Timeline, and more.
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Going further?
Explore the Companion Projects, the Changelog, and how to contribute.
