Who likes to test malware?

[KillerCop311]

I personally do, and I'm trying to get a computer, disconnected from my PC and hooked up somewhere else.

malc0de and Malware Domain List are pretty excellent sites to get started on downloading malware.

WARNING: DO NOT VISIT ANY OF THE LINKS ON THE SITE ON YOUR REGULAR COMPUTER. YOU RISK DESTROYING YOUR PC OR GETTING LOTS OF VIRUSES.

Please, just use a virtual machine or a computer that isn't even on the one you normally use. AKA another computer.
Go get one from Goodwill, I don't care.

Aside from that, anyone else got any good database sites or old computers I can buy to test them?
Thanks.

[Ad Bot]

[ZombieDude]

why waste money on a computer to test them on?
just use a VM

[Steve5451²]

So you want me to download these cool programs right?

[KillerCop311]

why waste money on a computer to test them on?

Less risk of your PC getting infected as well.

[Dragonslayer182]

Danooct1 tests old viruses on youtube

[KillerCop311]

Danooct1 tests old viruses on youtube

there's also rogueamp, he does averagely new (and sometimes old) viruses. he sometimes does work with danooct1, otherwise known as ampdan1 videos

[77x5ghost2]

i loving hate adwares
they spam ads everywhere

the ban is near

[eboyblue10]

link will get deleted, you heard it here first

[Crispy_]

i loving hate adwares
they spam ads everywhere

that the point you adware

[Fennis]

incoming ban

[Starkiller]

Ban

[Fennis]

Ban

the ban has come in

[$trinick]

The OP contains sufficient warning; if he gets banned it'll be for being a dumbass rather than posting links to malware. Generally it's not a good idea to provide links to malware at all, even if you give warning. There's gonna be that one guy who downloads a virus by accident.

[Bomb Kirby]

pretty sure giving the link is still not allowed even if a warning is provided

[Reficul]

i dont know whether hes going to be banned or not

but if someone clicks those links completely ignoring the bold red text than they sort of deserve it