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ID Ransomware is a service that identifies ransomware from an uploaded ransom note or sample encrypted file. The site states it currently detects 1188 different ransomwares and offers a dynamic list of detected families.
Malwarebytes is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
Ransomware.live tracks and monitors ransomware groups' victims and their activity. Created by security researcher Julien Mousqueton, it provides information on ransomware groups, victims, negotiations, and payment demands, and includes a live map showing the latest ransomware attacks.
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.
YARA is a tool aimed at helping malware researchers identify and classify malware samples. It creates descriptions of malware families, called rules, based on textual or binary patterns; each rule consists of strings and a boolean expression. YARA is multi-platform, running on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, and can be used via its command-line interface or from Python scripts with the yara-python extension.
A guide covering Sandboxie-Plus, software that runs untrusted programs in unprivileged containers. It explains downloading and installing the software, setting up a sandbox, installing an app inside it, and running the sandboxed app or game. The guide notes the software is only available for Windows and that premium features require support to keep permanent access.
