Here is a list of links intended to help with research on self-replicating programs. Sites that fit into more than one category will be listed under as many categories as they fit into. A few of these sites may contain actual malware for research purposes. All sites should be perfectly safe to simply browse, and as with all sites in the Internet, you should use your best judgment before downloading and opening anything.

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These sites provide information specifically about malware.

Apr 11, 2012  VX Heavens was dedicated to recording the history of malicious code, a site hailed by some computer security researchers as an invaluable resource but one of little practical use to real. This video is for educational purposes only, watchers should not try to infect any computer with a virus unless with prior consent, legal authority and for t.

• VX HeavensDown Again has the largest collection of all kinds of self-replicators and malware as well as a huge library of information on self-replicators, malware and security, along with links to many sites relevent to virus/worm research and too many other things to list in one sentence. Sometimes you may find it is your first and last stop on a topic.

• The WildList Organization International an authoritative source of viruses and worms currently spreading in the wild.

• Virus Bulletin a good resource of general information on viruses and worms with some virus, worm and security news.

• Vmyths an excellent site debunking myths and closely examining so-called authorities on computer viruses and worms.

• About Antivirus Software an About.com site offering a vast wealth of information on all types of malware, security and security products. You can also sign up for a free email course on viruses.

• Virus Zoo, a site where you can safely play with viruses.

Many pages on these sites contain detailed information on how a particular piece of code works.

• Symantec's Alphabetical list of viruses and worms. Very detailed and one of our favourite sources of information on self-replicators.

• F-Secure Virus Description Database, another excellent source of information, and our second stop for detailed information on a particular malware. Often F-Secure has descriptions of code that Symantec does not (as was the case with Ramen), or it has better descriptions that make it easier to understand a particularly complex program (as was the case with Nimda).

• VS Antivirus, an excellent Spanish-language site on viruses.

• Peter Ferrie, former Symantec, current Microsoft engineer and malware researcher.

• Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky Lab.

• r00ted, accepts malware samples

• Malware analysis, looking for the perfect virus….

• VX HeavensBack online! has the largest collection of all kinds of self-replicators and malware as well as a huge library of information on self-replicators, malware and security, along with links to many sites relevent to virus/worm research and too many other things to list in one sentence. Sometimes you may find it is your first and last stop on a topic.

• Offensive Computing As of this writing, this site has just over three million samples of malware. Free registration is required for download of samples. Users can also upload their own infected files. In addition, the site contains information on malware as well as a blog and forum.

• VX Chaos, a very nice collection of all kinds of software, including some viruses. Unfortunately, the site takes forever to load when it even works at all.

• Biohazard a Czech site with an extensive virus/worm collection.

• Programmes pour le hacking - OUAH Site, a French site with an extensive collection of UNIX malware, some of which you are unlikely to find anywhere else. (Trust me, the 'Lion' and 'Ramen' worms you find on VX Heavens are only fragments of the worms, this one has the entire copy of each worm.)

• Leetupload, has a number of virus and hacking related downloads.

• DarK-CodeZ Magazine, an active virus coding group and e-zine.

• 29A One of the best virus/worm coding groups in VX history. Recently disbanded, but the site still contains valuable information and perspectives that you are unlikely to find anywhere else. Mirrored here.

• Z0MBiE's HomePage, filled with a lot of interesting information on viruses and hacking. Portions of the site are in Russian.

• Second Part To Hell's Artwork the website of the virus coder Second Part To Hell, with many interesting concept viruses, including the only known MenuetOS viruses.

• DEL_ARMG0 website.

• R3s1stanc3's site the website of the virus coder R3s1stanc3

• VX Heaven Forum, the forum of our favourite virus-related website.

• Geekdrop, forum for various tech topics

• New Crew, German security forum

• Safe Group, Polish security forum

• Romanian Security Team, Romanian security forum

• عالم المعرفة , Arabic security site with forum

• Langner Communications, instrumental in dissecting the Stuxnet worm.

• UIC R.E. Academy, reverse engineering

• CEIC, Security conference

Security News

• Cyber Security App, an Android/iPhone app for keeping up to date on security information.

General Technology News

• The Register one of the best internet-based magazines for information on any technological and scientific subject.

• InformationWeek a good online technology magazine with some malware news.

• tecCHANNEL.de More technology news in German.

• ITavisen Norwegian technology news site.

• DoNews.com Technology news in Chinese.

Less active blogs will be moved to the bottom.

Blogs with a virus or security focus

• Analyst's Diary a blog site on WildList providing information on all types of malware.

• Room 362, Blatherings of a security addict

• Blog An toàn thông tin, Information Security (Vietnamese)

• Antithreats Greek, Greek Language security blog

• graceful is noforce, blog of Mathia R. Jessen

• Artturi Lehtiö, researcher at F-Secure labs

• Inspired by Insecure, Denis Makrushin's blog

• FakeAVs (Dashke's blog), information and samples of fake antivirus ransomware and other malware.

• R3s1stanc3, Ich bin root, ich darf das!

• Antiworm a blog that has more of a security focus rather than self-replicating programs.

• The possibility to do what i think, a German-language blog on viruses and other security topics.

• f15hb0wn, InfoSec, NBAD, NetFlow, Forensic rants from Charles Herring

• Wireless Arcanum, hacking blog Last update: 2013.02.22

• Secure First..Last update 2012.10.05

• SKLast update: 2012.08.17

• RCE Blog ** Last updated 2012.08.12

• Ryan L. RussellLast update: 2011.10.07

• malphx://blogLast update: 2010.12.26

• Infosec, French blog Last update: 2010.09.09

• Antivirus Software: who wins? a very good blog on antivirus products, with a great deal of original research. The blog still appears to be there, but it redirects to a site that tries to get you to download a supposed flash player. Last update 2009.01.02

• DiA's BlogLast update: 2007

• Worm Blog a blog about malware and security. Last update: 2008

Blogs with a general technology focus

• Jason Slater Technology Blog, Jason Slater's blog

• Paulo Sa Elias (Portuguese)

• Nihilist Dev, blog of a computer engineering student at the University of Turin.

• Gurú de la informática, Spanish Tech blog

• Đỗ Duy Trung's Weblog (in Vietnamese)

• GameDevJas, Jason Campbell's Blog

• Blog + Technik (German)

• Blog + Technik (German)

• The Infornographer another blog from the author of the one immediately above.

• OSINT Search and Recon, French blog, Last update : 2013.02.12

• Robert E. Johnson, last update: 2009.11.12

• Security Exposed, blog/podcast collection.

• Ethergoat, mostly hacking and pen testing videos (down?).

• Phrack Magazine, the longest-running hacking related e-zine.

• PunkSPIDER, a vulnerability search engine.

• Wahankh's Home Page, hacker often seen on VX Heavens

• Knowlegend, German, has a list of vulnerabilities.

• The Keyword Resistance Front, a group dedicated to regularly posting NSA keywords on social media in order to make their work harder.

• Adamas.AI, German, blog contains a lot of information related to hacking and politics

• Secdocs, Hacking and security documentation

• HakTuts, ethical hacking, linux

• Security-Vision, security news, blog

• Demisto, Bringing Collaboration and Automation to Cyber Incident Response

• Duo Security Occasionally, we [break things]

• Rock 'n' Root, group coding free software.

• ITNinja an IT collaborative community

• e-Evidence Guru, collection of research papers, and other resources (Down as of 2014.12.30)

• Batch Programs, Facebook page

• Jan Harasym, systems engineer

• Jose Pagliery, author

• Jose Pagliery, author

• Phillip Hall, SME in disruptive technologies – Cloud, Mobility, BYO, & IT Security

• Monsieur Tino, French language site with information on Tor, SSL, Firefox OS and a collection of OpenBSD songs.

• Ramblings of Emile Trombetti, heavily tech- and security-focusd site of a Booz Allen Hamilton Vice President.

• bigpualie, Steam profile of a social media follower

• Russell Lecroy, DeviantArt page of a social media follower

• Invverse Phase, personal website of gamer and musician

• Necemon Yai, programmer and web designer

• Sagi Kedmi, IBM Security researcher

• J Wolfgang Goerlich, IT professional

Sites listed here do not necessarily endorse the Virus Encyclopedia, nor do we necessarily endorse them.

• The SANS Institute, information security and cybersecurity training.
• EnergySec, non-profit, support organizations within the energy sector in securing their critical technology infrastructures
• AccelOps, Cloud Security Company
• Bambenek Consulting, IT security consulting
• Waterfall Security, Corporate security/compliance services
• Strategic Security, security consulting
• Multivisions, a Canadian software company, produces antivirus among other things
• Hacker Academy, security training
• Preventia Security Services
• Concise Courses security courses
• Faraday Security, penetration testing and vulnerability management
• Dark Shield Security, penetration testing and vulnerability management
• Porticullis Security, IT Security
• Sensi Guard, encryption software
• IRIDA Responsive Security, Vulnerability management
• devWerks, German IT security company
• Tripwire, IT Security company
• Quttera, Website Anti-Malware Monitoring
• defenx, Italian security software
• Lucas Wyrsch, risk managment consultant
• ITG, Independent Technology Group
• NetPC MD, online virus removal service
• Wibu Systems (Nederlans)
• TrainAce, advanced security training
• Jose Malcher Jr., Freelancer + Analista de Sistemas Web + Tec. em Suporte T.I.
• High-Tech Bridge, various security services
• J2K Security Group, security consulting company from Colombia
• Intellect, supplier of data centric security solutions.
• Risk I/O, Vulnerability Threat Management
• Affirmed Systems, Cloud and datacenter solutions
• System Overflow, web design, web development, and web security auditing
• Squid Black List, provides a list of domains to block
• Fire Support Defense contractor marketing
• CAS in the Cloud, cloud services
• Three People, Job recritment
• bnxit, four letter domains
• iVIS, Australian surveillance camera company
• http://markitwrite.com/ markITwrite], a digital copywriting agency
• OXITS, various security services
• AbuseIO, Open Source abusemanagement for network operators
• Server Drift, web hosting in the UAE
• Showcase Workshop, mobile advertising
• La Golfa, content services
• bsk consulting, German security consulting, project managment
• 100k Followers, get fake social media followers and likes
• Inboundli, web content services
• JavaPipe, webhosting, DDoS protection
• Blight Productions, Documenting Creativity!

Non-tech-related products and services

• Bastion Mag Plates, various gun accessories.
• 2atag, guns and gun accessories
• CardboardPalooza Seller and Buyer of cards for various Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic-type card games.

Mostly from our social network followers

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• DJ Keith Myers, musician
• uBiome, a commercial site selling products for the body's 'microbiome'
• My Daily Poo, a really shitty blog
• Do you remember, some tech-related nostalgia
• Spooky skeletons
• A Witching Tale, a comic by R-dawg @RussellLeCroy
• Daniel Rehn, electronic artist
• Sean Beeson, composer for television, film and games
• Right on the Wall, conservative blog
• Re-Masculate, podcast by Steve 'Mudflap' McGrew.
• Brian Brushwood, famous for 'Hacking the System' and 'Scam School'
• Johnny Loquasto, comedian
• The Cringe, rock band
• 3rd Eye Report, entertainment news
• Drinking Quest game
• Bump in the Night with DJ Spruke aka Bill Boulden, Buffalo based DJ and producer.
• Righting on the Wall, a conservative blog
• Skirmish Frogs, old games site
• Ben Lepleys, musician
• eyeisbloke, subjective opinions of a 21st century boy
• Branden James, Cello and Vocal Duo
• Louy Fierce, musician
• John Rampton, Entrepreneur. Connector. Online Influencer.
• Susan Bennett, voice actress, did the voice of Siri.

We'll get to sorting shortly. We try to link to the websites of all our social network followers (assuming they have a website displayed in their profile or send us a link), no matter how unrelated they are to the project. Finding the correct categories for all of them can be a challenge, as well as picking out the sites more closely related to the goals of our project, which take priority over personal sites and cat picture blogs.

• [http://www.tobem.com/cyberwar/#.Umw0BmlEvnE
• [http://www.scoop.it/t/h4x0r5
• [http://codefidelio.org/
• [http://sec.kokocorner.com/
• [http://www.jurinnov.com/security-spotlight
• [http://angelkillah.blogspot.fr/
• [http://www.xylibox.com/
• [http://codinguy.net/
• [http://www.morganino.it/
• [http://politicalcow.com/
• [http://www.nosadresses.com/fr/m.php?m=mls_agents&fullname=etienne%20arsenault
• [http://garage4hackers.com/content.php?s=ed961871784a690f272a9907f34c3c91
• [http://www.garyonline.net/
• [https://www.facebook.com/TurkExploit
• [https://www.facebook.com/ichsan.aldiansyah
• [https://www.facebook.com/tayloregly
• [https://www.facebook.com/osint.org
• [https://soundcloud.com/deafh
• 4 Sprites, game design
• Shalla's Blacklists, collection of URL Blacklists
• nintendolegend, video games
• [http://happybirthdaypictures.co/
• [http://greatride4u.com/

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These sites are no longer working or have some other issue that prevents us from giving them a classification.

• CNet News another superb source of technology information.