Do you have a malicious sample of APT? about apt_cybercriminal_campagin_collections HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi All,
basically, I got the APT samples from hashs of APT report via VirusShare(https://virusshare.com/).
I am not sure is it a good way to put samples using git. :) let me trying...

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Maybe sharing the one you are holding now would be a good start in order to motivate people to provide for you, eye for an eye don't be greedy start your public repo.

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@Allenxiaokang I am doing the same, maybe we can compare our data and share it. Ping me if you are interested.

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@pedroliveira95 any public repo of samples you are aware about?

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This is one the biggest as far as i know in git, i still didn't took time looking into it, because right know i'm focused on other issue and i'm still to raw in the field, but other one i saw was https://github.com/ytisf/theZoo. Outside you can search here https://www.exploit-db.com/. Though the best way to do it is find interest in a particular attack and search it's source code, you won't have time to search for them all, if the point is for big data collection for future software development, which i doubt else you wouldn't be here, than i can't really help. So mainly find interest in a particular one and do upside down research in it.

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Thanks for the sharing the samples. That's awesome work. Still, I think github quota is 1Gb. Alternatively, you can use google drive (15Gb) or other repository for large files and then commit only the links to the files.

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