So those of you who have known me for a while know I have had a love affair with graph viz for a number of years now. I have always had this dream of running Volatility on a memory dump and then graphing the relationships between all of the artifacts, but I have never had the time to actually sit down and build the concept.
I have now been experimenting with Claude (begrudgingly) to get more familiar with it over the past few days and decided that my Volatility concept might be a good test of its capabilities. Man I am telling you I got sucked into the rabbit hole so fast I just now remembered to hydrate...
This is the Volatility module output normalized, ingested into Neo4j, and then visualized in Graphistry. π Nodes colored by Louvain community. Need to run this on a memdump of an infected machine next!
I can now see how intelligently utilizing Claude as an assistant can be such a force multiplier. Opus 4.6 is unlike any version I have tried before and actually produces useable code.









