Dear followers of this blog, I wish you a happy new year!
About a month ago, I have launched my latest project: Malpedia (slides here). Since the launch, we have grown by about 350 users and have a stable average 10 proposals/contributions per day. I hope that Malpedia will become a really useful resource for malware research over time!
This blog shall serve as a demonstration for what you can use with this malware corpus. Over the last couple days, I have taken all dumps for versions of Zeus-related families and created a similarity matrix for them, using IDA Pro and BinDiff.
It looks like this:
Because I want to update this document over time, I have descided to host it on a dedicated page over at pnx.tf instead of using this blog. Over there, you can find more info on the families included and the methodology I used in order to create it.