Malware DB is a project created to make the possibility of malware analysis open and available to the public. Since we have found out that almost all versions of malware are very hard to come by in a way which will allow analysis we have decided to gather all of them for you in an available and safe way.

Malware DB's purpose is to allow the study of malware and enable people who are interested in malware analysis or maybe even as a part of their job to have access to live malware, analyse the ways they operate and maybe even enable advanced and savvy people to block specific malwares within their own environment.

Please remember that there are live and dangerous malwares! They come encrypted and locked for a reason! Do NOT run them unless you are absolutely sure of what you are doing! They are to be used only for educational purposes (and we mean that!) !!!

We recommend running them in a VM which has no internet connection (or an internal virtual network if you must) and without guest additions or any equivalents. Some of them are worms and will automatically try to spread out. Running them unconstrained meaning the you will infect yourself or others with vicious and dangerous malwares!!!

Malware DB - the most awesome free malware database on the air Copyright (C) 2014, Yuval Nativ, Lahad Ludar, 5fingers

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

The idea behind Malware DB it to allow it to be modular and let you enter more malwares of your own. Each malware should have a directory of it's own.

Since version 0.42 theZoo have been going dramatic changes. It now runs in both CLI and ARGVS mode. You can all the program with the same command line agreements as before. The current default state of theZoo at runtime is the CLI which is inspired by MSF. The following files and directories are responsible for the application's behaviour.

The conf folder hold files relevant to the particular running of the program but are not part of the application. You can find the EULA file in the conf, the current database version, the CSV indexed file and more.

Contains .py and .pyc import files used by the rest of the application

The actual malwares - be careful!

Since mdbv0.2 is stable for the command line arguments (where as of 0.42 we are not yet completely sure) and since the size is relativly small we have left out the beta version for those who are interested in it or got used to it. In next version we will confirm arguments as should be.

Each directory is composed of 5 files:

• Malware files in an encrypted ZIP archive.
• SHA256 sum of the 1st file.
• MD5 sum of the 1st file.
• Password file for the archive.
• index.log file for the indexer.

The main index.csv is the DB which you will look in to find malwares indexed on your drive. We use the , charachter as the delimiter to our CSVs. The structure is al follows:

uid,location,type,name,version,author,language,date

• UID - Determined base on the indexing process.
• Location The location on the drive of the malware you have searched for.
• Type - Sorts the different types of malware there are. So far we sort by: Virus, Trojans, Botnets, Ransomeware, 1Spyware
• Name - Just the name of the malware.
• Version - Nothing to say here as well.
• Author - ... I'm not that into documentation...
• Programming Language - The state of the malware as for source, bin or which type of source. c/cpp/bin...
• Date - See 'Author' section.
• Architecture - The arch the platform was build for. Can be x86, x64, arm7....
• Platform - Win32, Win64, *nix32, *nix64, iOS, android and so on.

An example line will look as follow:

4,Source/Original/rBot0.3.3_May2004/rBot0.3.3_May2004,botnet,rBot,0.3.3,unknown,cpp,00/05/2004,x86,win32

The repository holding all files is currently https://github.com/ytisf/theZoo

##Change Log for v0.42:

• Fix EULA for proper disclaimer.
• More precise searching and indexing including platform and more.
• Added 10 new malwares.
• Git update of platform and new malware.
• Fix display of search.
• Enable support for platform and architecture in indexing.
• Separate between database and application.
• UI improvements.

##Predicted Change Log for v1.0

• Fix auto-complete for malware frameworks.
• Better UI features.
• Verify argv to be working properly.
• Virus-Total upload and indexing module.
• Automatic reporting system for malwares which are not indexed in the framework.

Stuff which are in the making:

If you have any suggestions or malware that you have indexed as in the documentations please send it to us to yuvaln210 [at] your most popular mail server so we can add it for every one's enjoyment.