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Jotti's malware scan is a free service for scanning suspicious files with several anti-virus programs. Users can submit up to five files at once, with a 250MB limit per file. All submitted files are shared with anti-virus companies so the detection accuracy of their products can be improved.
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Malpedia is a free service from Fraunhofer FKIE aimed at providing a resource for rapid identification and actionable context when investigating malware. Curated contributions are intended to support accountable quality and reproducible research. Not all content is publicly available; an account is needed to access all data, such as malware samples and non-public YARA rules, and it is operated as an invite-only trust group.
Cisco Talos Intelligence Group is a threat intelligence operation that publishes threat research and an Intelligence Center with web reputation, content categorization, sender IP and domain reputation, file reputation and IPS/IDS resources. It also offers incident response services for emergency network security needs and proactive intelligence-led services.
Rizin is a free and Open Source Reverse Engineering Framework. It uses a shell-like command-line environment for analyzing binaries, with automatic signature detection to match unnamed functions against FLIRT signatures. Projects for saving and loading Rizin sessions are in beta, and Cutter is Rizin's official graphical user interface. A package manager for downloading, compiling and installing plugins is still in early development.
Python package for collecting public GETTR data for research and monitoring workflows.
The Webcam Network provides regional webcam listings for places worldwide. It lists locations and points to available webcams there or the nearest available webcams. Webcam data comes from Webcam Galore, and topographical information comes from the GEOnet Names Server; a distance matrix is updated permanently.
Jotti's malware scan is a free service for scanning suspicious files with several anti-virus programs. Users can submit up to five files at once, with a 250MB limit per file. All submitted files are shared with anti-virus companies so the detection accuracy of their products can be improved.
