full-disclosure - virus-binaries

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Message-ID: <AIEOLODLNLCDFNNCCBKAMEFPCAAA.anthony.aykut@frame4.com>
From: anthony.aykut at frame4.com (Anthony Aykut)
Subject: virus-binaries

Shameless plug time - you can always check our download area here (currently
we have only 1500+ files, more to come - about 35.000! Yep, that really says
35 thousand):

http://downloads.frame4.com/ - check the 'virus binaries' and 'virus source
code' areas.
May be of interest, we use it ourselves for RE/study purposes.

Anthony Aykut
Frame4 Security Systems
http://www.frame4.com/

-----Original Message-----
From: full-disclosure-admin@...ts.netsys.com
[mailto:full-disclosure-admin@...ts.netsys.com]On Behalf Of Andreas
Gietl
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 21:19
To: full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com
Subject: [Full-Disclosure] virus-binaries

Hi folks,

since there were a lot of virus-binary-request on the list the last day and
there was a huge discussion about sending binary-files on the list i'd like
to propose s.th.

- there were a lot of double-requests on the list, because people were not
able to find binaries in the archives. What about marking these posts with
[Virus-Binary: <Name>] or something like that so people can easily find
them?

- As what i can see every new worm/virus is requested on the list, so what
if
the first one on the list that catches a worm just puts it on a webpage and
post the link with subject as described above? It looks like lots of people
on the list really need these binaries (me included) and this would save a
lot of time.

Suggestions welcome, flames off-list please;-)

Andreas
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