> They're not going to leave malware payloads sitting there. They do though, I usually check where spam emails lead me to as a curiosity, and the payload is som

> They're not going to leave malware payloads sitting there. They do though, I usually check where spam emails lead me to as a curiosity, and the payload is sometimes hosted on github. A simple GET request to https://github.com/adkafdjsh20/cool_repo/blob/master/dns.txt https://github.com/adkafdjsh20/cool_repo/blob/master/dns.txt would work for DNS purposes. Also, there are countermeasures for malware domains themselves, as you can report them to registrars.