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Malware Analysis Research
Detect and clean WordPress redirect malware injected directly into the database. Audits cron hooks, users, checksums and files across all sites on a host, with dry-run by default.
This is a research project about behaviour of polymorphic malware in a shared network environement
This script automates the installation of Dionaea Honeypot
Simple Script to download all the Malware Bazaar daily batches
Dionaea Bistreams will fill up most VPS's in a couple of days unless the storage is 100 GB+ In order to over come this you can create a cron job with this bash script or run it manually.
Historical lab-specific prototype for controlled volatile-memory and network capture research.
Sandbox zum testen verdächtiger software auf schädliche aktivitäten
Showcasing how uploaded images can be EXIF-injected with payloads to further compromise servers, in this specific case, by stealthily installing a backdoor.
Tweaked scripts for the deployment of Dionaea through MHN
snake - a malware storage zoo
executed through the calculator application
A comprehensive static malware analysis automation script that performs deep file analysis, extracts IOCs, and generates detailed reports.
Anomy is a Tor anonymiser to aid in Threat Intelligence and Malware Analysis Investigations.
This is created for updating Various Viruses, malware, and all! Also new kind for vulnerability and attacks!
It's a handy tool to help you analyze malware. You can use this tool to query your malware samples using different hashes or find all other samples using YARA rules, CalmAV signatures, etc. This tool is based on MalwareBazaar.
Bash tool used for proactive detection of malicious activity on macOS systems.
Bringing you the best of the worst files on the Internet.
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