I've updated malwaresourcecode.com

I've demonstrated some unusual ways to achieve rand() (random integer) using RtlUniform, IOCTL Cng, IOCTL KsecDD, and CryptographicBufferStatics

Why? Because I like weird stuff

Love you

United States Department of Justice, Nebraska, indicts over 50 people involved in transnational gang TdA for deploying malware onto ATMs for "ATM Jackpotting"

Wtf that's badass (except the murder, extortion, maiming, etc. just interested in the malware)

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ne/pr/tren-de-aragua-members-and-leaders-indicted-multi-million-dollar-atm-jackpotting-scheme

Yeah, these guys are not the brains behind the operation. I can't imagine someone technically savvy enough to develop ATM malware to then brag on social media about it

Me wondering if I should try to contact Tren De Aragua, a violent, transnational prison-formed street gang which operates as a cartel, rival to the infamous MS13, who is involved in murder for hire, kidnapping, maiming, drug trafficking, prostitution, money laundering, bribery, and extortion.

... so I can send them cat pictures and ask for their ATM malware

Would it be the dumbest thing I've done? Maybe

Would it be cool and badass? Yes

On Monday someone sent me a URL to a website trying to do click-fix targeting MacOS. I missed the message because the X DM system is a broken piece of shit.

The website is 100% malicious, but the final C2 part is dead. Staging payload still works.

I MISSED FREE MAC MALWARE

Here is your free MacOS malware delivering using something akin to click fix and masquerading: mac-faster[.]com/app1/

The 'download' noscript does a CURL on ballfrank-dot-space

It delivers an obfuscated payload.

Deobfuscated: https://pastebin.com/PCz1cxMU

Chat, we've got FREE MACOS malware. Big news for malware nerds

https://malwaresourcecode.com/home/my-projects/write-ups/free-macos-malware-for-everyone-hurry-up-before-google-patches-it

Wow, wrestling has changed A LOT since I was a kid

Who is this man and why does he speak in silly voices

Epstein files were released by the Department of Justice today.

So many people tried to view it at once the DoJ had to implement anti-DDoS measures.

The amount of data they've released is INSANE.

I'm uploading them to vx-underground if you don't feel like dealing with the DoJ. It's on vx-underground under /tmp/ and named DataSet1,2,3,4

Crime scene evidence:

What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch?

Behold my magnum opus. Here is my malware analysis paper collection

Papers:
2006 - 2 papers
2007 - 6 papers
2008 - 4 papers
2009 - 15 papers
2010 - 46 papers
2011 - 60 papers
2012 - 127 papers
2013 - 140 papers
2014 - 170 papers
2015 - 355 papers
2016 - 480 papers
2017 - 793 papers
2018 - 801 papers
2019 - 1056 papers
2020 - 1989 papers
2021 - 2634 papers
2022 - 2607 papers
2023 - 1450 papers
2024 - 1153 papers
2025 - 800 papers

Don't you EVER ask "whAts A GooD pLaCe To LeaRn MaLwaRe aNalYsiS?". I've got 14,869 malware analysis papers curated and organized. Most the papers have the samples with them too.

It's the muthafuckin' library of Alexandria for malware. This shit took half a decade.

It's being synced to prod now for vx-underground:

https://vx-underground.org/Malware%20Analysis

> wonder if anyone found anything interesting in Epstein files
> open x to look

Hello,

The year is coming to a conclusion. Thank you everyone for another wonderful year.

Once the next round of giveaways finish I'll probably be AFK-ish. I am extremely fatigued from work and life. I'm not sure if it's possible, but I would like to be able to nap somewhere between 240 to 480 hours.

Thank you everyone for the fun times and sticking with me while I deal with a vx-underground and a newborn baby. I wholeheartedly appreciate all the kind words and support all of you have shown me. Many of you are great, caring, and compassionate people.

I have some good news and some neutral news. The good news is that I have completed (within reason) collecting every easily discoverable malware analysis paper on the internet. Yes, of course one or two may be missing here or there, but I feel like 14,000 papers over the time span of 2 decades is pretty good.

The neutral news is that moving forward vx-underground will primarily be keeping up to date on things. This isn't necessarily good or bad, but this means updates to vx-underground will be significantly smaller and fewer.

Truthfully, I'm not sure what to do anymore. I started the website with the goal of collecting malware source code, samples, and papers. I've collected 34TB (if decompressed) over 6.5 years. I feel like it would be a betrayal to my audience to continually make silly posts all day, everyday.

I sort of worked myself out of a job, I don't know.

jamieantisocial noticed something interesting.

Look the dramatic increase in malware campaigns from 2019 - 2023. What could this be? What happened during those years?