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What makes malware "low quality", "high quality", "premium", 70% reliability, etc. Sounds like it's all low quality to me, because outside on the regular market
by netsec_burn 6y ago
What makes malware "low quality", "high quality", "premium", 70% reliability, etc. Sounds like it's all low quality to me, because outside on the regular market zerodays can be 100k-1M or more. If I remember correctly, Alphabay used to be where darknet zerodays were listed before it was taken down.
- tmikaeld 6y agoConsidering the enormous amount of un-patched android phones, I'd assume that low quality is considered a low-end phone being malware controlled. So what it can do is as limited as it's hardware and connectivity?
- malux85 6y agowhere's the best place now?
- easterncalculus 6y agoZero days also aren't malware necessarily. Zero days are usually bought and sold by those that use them to create malware they don't sell (to keep the 0day secret). Paid malware isn't all necessarily low quality, but most of it out there is. If you want something high quality I'd imagine you wouldn't see the listing for a particular malware that is high quality, but for someone who can write something high quality. Something custom developed will always be less detected than something being traded around.