Open-source alternatives to Malware Samples

This repository contains the source code for a C-based network botnet designed to compromise Internet of Things devices. It serves as a functional implementation of malware used for security research, behavioral analysis, and the development of threat detection signatures. The project includes a command and control server architecture that manages infected devices via a custom binary protocol and TCP-based command distribution. It employs a cross-compilation toolchain to build and deliver architecture-specific binary payloads across multiple hardware platforms. The codebase covers capabiliti

TheZoo is a centralized repository and management system designed for the storage, organization, and retrieval of live malicious software samples. It provides a structured environment for security researchers and educators to access, track, and analyze dangerous code for the purpose of threat intelligence and defense development. The system utilizes a command-line interface to manage the lifecycle of malware samples, including the preparation of new submissions and the querying of a centralized database. To ensure safety and authenticity, the platform stores binaries in password-protected, en

This project is a curated repository of remote access trojan binaries and malware samples. It serves as a structured analysis dataset and security research toolset designed for studying the behavior and inner workings of remote administration tools. The collection provides a versioned archive of malware samples and backdoor interfaces, with specific categorizations for target platforms including Windows and Android. It organizes these binaries to facilitate the study of malware evolution and the identification of technical patterns. The repository covers several security research areas, incl