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<blockquote data-quote="ncage" data-source="post: 751112" data-attributes="member: 62363">Hi everyone. Back in the day i used to use the mdl (malware domain list) to do my testing. It seems my the mdl is pretty much dead. At this point the last malware url submitted to mdl was:2017/12/04_18:50I would like something like mdl that is very active. I found a site: scrumware.org but according to the site you must enter a captcha to be able see the urls posted. Problem is there isn&#039;t a captcha on the page and ive tried multiple browsers. Not sure if this site is great anyways but....The next question would be most youtube testers out there have large packs of malware (sometimes like 700+ samples that are within the last few days). How in the world do they get those? Even if mdl was current that would take forever to download that many samples.Whats key here is these samples have to be VERY fresh (last few days). If they aren&#039;t of course then ever AV will have signatures. Honestly testing 0 day protection mechanisms are a major interest for me.I&#039;m not a security researching or anything like that its just more of an interest thing that anything else (like most of the youtube testers i&#039;m guessing).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ncage, post: 751112, member: 62363"] Hi everyone. Back in the day i used to use the mdl (malware domain list) to do my testing. It seems my the mdl is pretty much dead. At this point the last malware url submitted to mdl was: 2017/12/04_18:50 I would like something like mdl that is very active. I found a site: scrumware.org but according to the site you must enter a captcha to be able see the urls posted. Problem is there isn't a captcha on the page and ive tried multiple browsers. Not sure if this site is great anyways but.... The next question would be most youtube testers out there have large packs of malware (sometimes like 700+ samples that are within the last few days). How in the world do they get those? Even if mdl was current that would take forever to download that many samples. Whats key here is these samples have to be VERY fresh (last few days). If they aren't of course then ever AV will have signatures. Honestly testing 0 day protection mechanisms are a major interest for me. I'm not a security researching or anything like that its just more of an interest thing that anything else (like most of the youtube testers i'm guessing). [/QUOTE]

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