Large malware data + zippyshare

[uni.girl]

Hi,

I am looking for collecting very large malware data and I don't know from where to start.. I have read about wine project which belongs to Symantec ' google it' and it looks nice and I wonder if there's something else like that ?

another question: that I have tried to dolwnload malware samples from the virus exchange section but it looks that all zippyshare links doesn't open and I don't know why ! any help ?

 

[LabZero]

Hello

As regards the first question, it depends on whether you want a updated malware pack or not.
Here: ytisf/theZoo · GitHub, It is a file that contains many old malware but that are great to analyze.
If you want fresh malware, I recommend you to download them from malwr.com (you must login).
With a little patience you can create a good collection of new malware.

Zippyshare does not open? Sometimes the web protection by some antivirus programs (Webroot for example) blocks as malicious Zippyshare site because the page is full of ads that make it impossible to see the main page.
Install uBlock Origin extension of your browser (Firefox, Opera or Chrome) and try again.

 

[uni.girl]

Hello

As regards the first question, it depends on whether you want a updated malware pack or not.
Here: ytisf/theZoo · GitHub, It is a file that contains many old malware but that are great to analyze.
If you want fresh malware, I recommend you to download them from malwr.com (you must login).
With a little patience you can create a good collection of new malware.

Zippyshare does not open? Sometimes the web protection by some antivirus programs (Webroot for example) blocks as malicious Zippyshare site because the page is full of ads that make it impossible to see the main page.
Install uBlock Origin extension of your browser (Firefox, Opera or Chrome) and try again.

Really appreciate your help, I didn't know that I could download samples from malwr, so THANK you.
I want also to conduct some analysis 'behavioural' and I used to send to Anubis, however, because of the long queue of the analyses 'from your experience ' .. do you recommend any other sandbox ? either way online and not.

 

[LabZero]

There are several free malware analysis sandboxes and services that can examine malicious samples automatically:

• Akana (Android files)
• Anubis
• Comodo Automated Analysis System and Valkyrie
• EUREKA Malware Analysis Internet Service
• Joe Sandbox Document Analyzer (PDF, RTF and MS Office files)
• Malwr (also see MalwareViz)
• MASTIFF Online (static analysis of various file types)
• VxStream Sandbox (Hybrid Analysis)
• ThreatExpert
• ThreatTrack
• ViCheck
• VisualThreat (Android files)
• XecScan (PDF and MS Office files from targeted attacks)
• and deepviz - malware analyzer