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When looking for malware and especially virus source codes for research purposes, you shouldn't miss the (sadly offline) VXHeaven library [0] and any ezines of
by vbrandl 8y ago
When looking for malware and especially virus source codes for research purposes, you shouldn't miss the (sadly offline) VXHeaven library [0] and any ezines of VX groups [1].
[0]: http://83.133.184.251/virensimulation.org/src.html http://83.133.184.251/virensimulation.org/src.html
[1]: http://spth.virii.lu/ezines.htm http://spth.virii.lu/ezines.htm
- keshab 8y agoVXHeaven was a great site. Didn't know it was offline. Any idea what happened? Edit: Apparently raided by police. https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/03/28/vx-heavens-virus-writing-website-raided/ https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/03/28/vx-heavens-virus...
- vbrandl 8y agoThe site was back online again for a few years after the raid. The second time it went offline was due to lack of activity I guess. Would be great to bring it back online even if it was a read only backup...
- rootw0rm 8y agoreading VX zines was how I learned 666 = 0x29A
- vbrandl 8y agoLoved how the first 0x2a ezines were COM files with fancy hidden menus.
- Vivtek 8y agoIt has also been archived to Github: https://github.com/opsxcq/mirror-vxheaven.org https://github.com/opsxcq/mirror-vxheaven.org