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  1. CryptoCurrency Security Standard (CCSS) cryptoconsortium.github.io

    A set of requirements for all information systems that make use of cryptocurrencies, including exchanges, web applications, and cryptocurrency storage solutions.

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  2. Solidity Best Practices for Smart Contract Security consensys.net

    Pro tips from Consensys to ensure your Ethereum smart contracts are fortified.

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  3. Known Attacks consensys.github.io

    A list of known attacks which you should be aware of, from Consensys.

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  4. How to become a smart contract auditor cmichel.io

    Frequently asked questions that are related to auditing and auditors can get their first job.

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  5. CERtified cer.live

    Top 100 exchanges by Cybersecurity rating.

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  6. Scaling EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) capitalgram.com

    How fast and far can the EVM based blockchain architecture still take us.

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  7. 246 Findings blog.trailofbits.com

    246 Findings From Trail of Bits Smart Contract Audits.

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  8. Solidity Security blog.sigmaprime.io

    Comprehensive list of known attack vectors and common anti-patterns.

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  9. Towards a Practice of Token Engineering blog.oceanprotocol.com

    How do we design tokenized ecosystems, their incentives and how do we analyze or verify them?

  10. Blockchain Threat Intelligence blockthreat.io

    The latest in blockchain, DeFi and cryptocurrency threat intelligence, vulnerabilities, security tools, and events.

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  11. List of Bitcoin Heists bitcointalk.org

    Research on prior Bitcoin-related thefts.

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  12. A Survey of Security Vulnerabilities in Ethereum Smart Contracts arxiv.org

    Explains eight vulnerabilities that are specific to the application level of blockchain technology by analyzing the past exploitation case scenarios of these security vulnerabilities.

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  13. Ethereum Blockspace: Who Gets What and Why aniccaresearch.tech

    Ethereum blockspace market structure.

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  14. What Is Uniswap and How Does It Work? academy.binance.com

    What Uniswap is, how it works, and how you can swap tokens on it simply with an Ethereum wallet.

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  15. Mach-O internals yossarian.net

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  16. Yoda Protector yodap.sourceforge.net

    Free, open source, Windows 32-bit software protector.

  17. ACProtect yaldex.com

    Application that allows to protect Windows executable files against piracy, using RSA to create and verify the registration keys and unlock code.

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  18. LM-X License Manager x-formation.com

    Lets you protect your products against piracy by enforcing various levels of security, save time, and reduce business risks.

  19. Portable executable (PE) wiki.osdev.org

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  20. COM binary format wiki.osdev.org

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  21. A.out binary format wiki.osdev.org

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  22. AxProtector wibu.com

    Encrypts the complete software you aim to protect, and shields it with a security shell, AxEngine, best-of-breed anti-debugging and anti-disassembly methods are then injected into your software.

  23. Packer-complexity analysis in PANDA webthesis.biblio.polito.it

    (January 2018)

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  24. PEShield webscene.ir

    PE-SHiELD is a program, which encrypts 32-bit Windows EXE files, leaving them still executable.

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  25. PE Compression Test web.archive.org

    List of packers tested on a few sample executables for comparing compressed sizes.

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  26. VMUnpacker web.archive.org

    Unpacker based on the technology of virtual machine.

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  27. Malheur web.archive.org

    Contains the recorded behavior of malicious software (malware) and has been used for developing methods for classifying and clustering malware behavior (see the JCS article from 2011).

  28. VirtualMachineObfuscationPoC web.archive.org

    Obfuscation method using virtual machine.

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  29. WildList web.archive.org

    Cooperative listing of malwares reported as being in the wild by security professionals.

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  30. RDG Packer Detector web.archive.org

    Packer detection tool.

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  31. Malicia web.archive.org

    Dataset of 11,688 malicous PE files collected from 500 drive-by download servers over a period of 11 months in 2013 (DISCONTINUED).

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  32. GUnpacker web.archive.org

    Shell tool that performs OEP positioning and dumps decrypted code.

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  33. Quick Unpack web.archive.org

    Generic unpacker that facilitates the unpacking process.

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  34. Assiste (Packer) web.archive.org

    Assiste.com's example list of packers.

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  35. PROTECTiON iD web.archive.org

    PE file signature-based scanner.

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  36. SecuPack web.archive.org

    Win32 executable compressor.

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  37. OS-X_Packer web.archive.org

    Binary packer for the Mach-O file format.

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  38. ViruSign web.archive.org

    Another online malware database.

  39. Unpckarc web.archive.org

    Packed executables detection tool relying on several heuristics.

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  40. Open Malware Project web.archive.org

    Online collection of malware samples (formerly Offensive Computing).

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  41. VX Heaven web.archive.org

    Site dedicated to providing information about computer viruses.

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  42. DotBundle web.archive.org

    GUI tool to compress, encrypt ad password-protect a .NET application or embed .NET libraries.

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  43. EXE Wrapper web.archive.org

    Protects any EXE file with a password from non-authorized execution.

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  44. PackerBreaker web.archive.org

    Tool for helping unpack, decompress and decrypt most of the programs packed, compressed or encrypted using advanced emulation technology.

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  45. Eureka web.archive.org

    Binary static analysis preparation framework implementing a novel binary unpacking strategy based on statistical bigram analysis and coarse-grained execution tracing.

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