Malware we found in the wild
This repository, "malware in the wild", contains decompiled or reverse-engineered source code of malicious software (malware) collected from public sources or open environments ("in the wild").
Under no circumstances should this code be used for malicious, illegal, or unauthorized activities. The author and contributors are not responsible for any misuse, damage, or legal consequences resulting from the use of this material.
By accessing this repository, you agree to:
- Use the information strictly for learning, analysis, or improving defensive cybersecurity measures.
- Comply with all applicable laws and regulations in your jurisdiction.
- Not execute, distribute, modify, or deploy any of the code in a way that could harm systems, networks, or individuals.
The malware samples included are not endorsed, promoted, or created by the repository maintainers. They are shared to:
- Help security researchers understand current threats.
- Support the development of detection signatures and defensive tools.
- Promote transparency and awareness in the cybersecurity community.
🔐 Safeguard responsibly: If you analyze or test any of these samples, do so in an isolated, controlled environment (e.g., sandbox or virtual machine) with no access to production systems or personal data.
🔁 No endorsement of malicious activity: The presence of malware code in this repository does not imply support for cybercrime. On the contrary, it reflects a commitment to open research and collective defense.