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Welcome to Malware Patrol

We have been detecting, analyzing and monitoring cyber threats since 2005. An extensive network of sensors, sharing agreements, and community contributors have allowed us to grow a vast database of unique and historically rich – intelligent – threat data. Today, our indicators of compromise (IOCs) are used by thousands of commercial and non-commercial users to protect networks and assets all over the world.

For ease of use, Malware Patrol data feeds and block lists are offered in formats compatible with the most popular threat intelligence platforms, SIEMs, AV, firewall, and proxy systems. For those with specific ingestion requirements, we can fully customize feed contents and/or formats.

Select a profile below to see the best data options for your needs.

What kind of threat data user are you?

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Non-Commercial

You use threat data strictly for the protection of your own computer or your company’s internal network and end users.

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Service Provider

MSP, MSSP, ISP, or the like, you use threat data to provide network security management services to your customers.

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Security Enterprise

You resell or integrate IOCs into your threat intelligence/security products. Or, you need custom data or samples for research.

From the Blog

Role of DGAs in Malware and Ransomware Campaigns

The vast majority of active malware and ransomware families include some sort of communication with command and control systems (C&Cs). This connection allows them to receive...

Malware Patrol Partners with Check Point Software

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Malware Patrol Announces Partnership with Check Point Software Technologies Brazilian security company joins forces with the world’s leading internet security firm. São Paulo,...

Comparing Protection Mechanisms

In a market full of products and services that promise to solve the most varied security threats, it is important to put solutions into perspective, understand what they really deliver and never forget that no single vendor can protect from all threats.

DDoS Reflection and Amplification Attacks

Reflections and amplifications are mechanisms commonly used in DDoS attacks. These simple and very effective techniques gained popularity around 2013. They take advantage of...

Spoofed DDoS Attacks and BCP 38

The majority of recent DDoS attacks utilize source address spoofing techniques that complicate mitigation efforts and hide the IP address of the originating system. It...

Malware Patrol – Protection Against Crypto Mining Abuse

Cryptocurrency mining as a service is a growing website monetization trend, especially popular on gaming and torrent sites, in which a JavaScript code utilizes the visitor's CPU for...

Accessing threat data on AWS S3 buckets

Malware Patrol provides some of its threat data feeds via AWS/Amazon S3 buckets. Among the feeds are the "Malware Samples (Binaries)" and the "Bitcoin Transactions (JSON format)". Amazon...

Popular Domains Hosting Malware

Malware Patrol has maintained a database of malicious URLs and IOCs since 2005. We often receive emails from our users about "popular" and "important" domains being present...