How jstrosch/malware-samples works
This repository is an artifact library for malware analysis and training, not an application with an implemented processing pipeline. Analysts access malware samples, exploit-kit artifacts, maldoc templates and maldocs; the README says samples are distributed in password-protected ZIP archives (password: “infected”). It also documents training PCAPs and analysis exercises, but those paths are not present in the supplied tree. With no source excerpts, relationships below are limited to capabilities explicitly described in the README.
Main entry points: binaries Password ZIP Archives · exploit_kits Exploit Kits · maldoc_templates Maldoc Templates · maldocs Malicious Documents
Components 8
Malware Samples
- Malware Binaries
binaries - Exploit Kits
exploit_kits - Password ZIP Archives
binaries
Document Artifacts
- Maldoc Templates
maldoc_templates - Malicious Documents
maldocs
Training Materials
- Training PCAPs
- Analysis Exercises
Other components
- Analyst
Connections 10
- Analyst → Malware Binaries: accesses
- Analyst → Exploit Kits: accesses
- Analyst → Maldoc Templates: accesses
- Analyst → Malicious Documents: accesses
- Analyst → Training PCAPs: uses
- Analyst → Analysis Exercises: studies
- Malware Binaries → Password ZIP Archives: distributed as
- Exploit Kits → Password ZIP Archives: distributed as
- Maldoc Templates → Password ZIP Archives: distributed as
- Malicious Documents → Password ZIP Archives: distributed as