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In this article, we will list five sources where you can find malware samples for testing.
Usually malware researchers search for malware samples, analyze them statically or dynamically and build a defense system via python-yarato detect similar malware.
Those interested in analyzing malware samples can grab samples for testing by visiting the following sources:
ANY.RUN is malware service that provides a collection of tools for malware researchers to analyze malware samples and even generate reports. You can retrieve malware samples submitted by other researchers to analyze.
You can also download malware samples from Das Malwerk. Unlike ANY.RUN, Das Malwerk does not provide service or tools for malware researchers to analyze malware samples on their platform.
Thus, you need to have a pre-built malware lab to test those samples. If you want to download malware samples from Das Malwerk, you do so at your own risk.
Are you malware researcher looking for mac-based malware samples to test, you can find some from Objective-See.
Again, you download malware samples from Objective-See at your own risk.
theZoo provides a repository of malware samples for malware researchers via Github.
This is a free malware analysis service for the community that detects and analyzes unknown threats using a unique Hybrid Analysis technology.
You can collect malware samples too from HybridAnalysis.
Source: Michael
