2. The system for switching emulation of an executable file of claim 1 , wherein the first emulator is a script emulator and the first virtual environment is a pseudocode environment, the second emulator is a machine code emulator and the second virtual environment is a machine code environment, and the at least one switching criteria is a transition from pseudocode to machine code.
1. A system for switching emulation of an executable file, the system comprising: a processor and memory operably coupled to the at least one processor; a first emulator stored on the memory and executable by the processor and including a first virtual environment, the first emulator configured to process a set of instructions in a first instruction set, wherein the first virtual environment is unique to the first instruction set; a second emulator stored on the memory and executable by the processor and including a second virtual environment, the second emulator configured to process a set of instructions in a second instruction set, wherein the second virtual environment is unique to the second instruction set; and an analyzer including: a converter including converting logic stored on the memory and executable by the processor, the converting logic comprising instructions to remove non-functional code from a script related to the executable file, then convert the script into pseudocode, the pseudocode comprising an intermediary form of commands decipherable by one of the first emulator or the second emulator, and an emulator switcher including processing logic stored on the memory and executable by the processor, the processing logic comprising instructions to process the pseudocode between the first emulator and the second emulator by switching between the first emulator and the second emulator based on at least one switching criteria, the at least one switching criteria including a pseudocode processing task specific to one of the first instruction set or second instruction set, wherein the first virtual environment comprises an interpreter of a language in which the script was written, and the first emulator processes the first instruction set by reading a plurality of pseudocode commands from the converted script, determining an action for each of the pseudocode commands using the interpreter, performing emulation of the actions, and writing the results of the emulation to an emulator operation log.