Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a tool which can be used to sort malware (Linux/Windows) in the "original" way.
First, name the file after its MD5 hash.
It will now look like e.g: 0c092e922aedc80a6e063a39c3e22f3f.exe
Then create a folders and subfolders like this:
0
c
0
9
2
And after maybe doing that for each character, save the file inside the last folder. It should check for duplicates too. Does anyone know of such a software for any platform? I have a 300+ GB malware collection which I would like to get a bit more control of.
I was wondering if anyone know of a tool which can be used to sort malware (Linux/Windows) in the "original" way.
First, name the file after its MD5 hash.
It will now look like e.g: 0c092e922aedc80a6e063a39c3e22f3f.exe
Then create a folders and subfolders like this:
0
c
0
9
2
And after maybe doing that for each character, save the file inside the last folder. It should check for duplicates too. Does anyone know of such a software for any platform? I have a 300+ GB malware collection which I would like to get a bit more control of.
