APK_list

Easily extract and save a list of Android malware APKs from MalwareBazaar using their public API.

🧠 About the Project

APK_list is a simple Python script that connects to MalwareBazaar via their API and downloads the latest APK malware sample list (up to 1000 entries). It saves basic information such as SHA-256 hash, APK name, and date of first submission to a local text file.

This tool is useful for threat researchers, security analysts, and ethical hackers who want to keep an updated list of Android malware for analysis or automated processing.

✨ Features

• Fetches latest APK-tagged malware samples from MalwareBazaar.
• Saves output to a formatted malware_apk_list.txt file.
• Includes SHA-256 hash, file name, and first seen date.
• API error handling and clear output messages.
• Lightweight and ready to integrate in bigger analysis pipelines.

📋 Requirements

• Python 3.8 or higher
• requests library

Install dependencies:

pip install requests

🚀 Usage

Run the script directly:

python apk_list.py

The output will be saved in a file named malware_apk_list.txt in the same directory.

📁 Output Example

Listado de malware etiquetado como 'apk':

Hash SHA-256: e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb924...
Nombre APK: trojan_clicker.apk
Fecha de inclusión: 2024-10-10
----------------------------------------
...

🛠 To-Do

• [ ] Extract IOCs and log execution
• [ ] Filter by specific date ranges
• [ ] Filter by file names or hash patterns

❗ Known Issues

• Limited to 1000 samples per API call
• License not yet defined

🤝 Contributing

Feel free to fork this project and propose changes via pull requests. Any feedback is welcome!

☕ Sponsor Me

If you find this tool useful and want to support its development:

📜 License

🔒 License: Pending
This project currently does not have a formal license. Please do not use it in commercial applications until a license is defined.

Made with 🖤 by LimiteCero
For research, education, and malware hunting.

Ver en GitHub

CopyCop

The easiest and fastest way to copy your photos and videos from your iPhone to your PC without hassle.

CopyCop is an automated backup tool for iPhone devices on Windows. It allows you to securely and efficiently copy images and videos from the DCIM folder of a connected iPhone to a local folder.
Initially designed for those who have experienced device I/O errors while copying files from an iPhone to a PC or random interruptions during the file transfer, making the copying process difficult and requiring it to be done in parts

Features

• Automatic detection of connected iPhone devices.
• Recursive file copying from DCIM.
• Checkpoint-based verification and resumption of interrupted backups.
• User-friendly graphical interface with a progress bar.
• Option to stop the copying process at any time.
• If the program detects an error and is interrupted, it resumes from the point where it left off.
• It can copy 128 GB in approximately 100 minutes on a mid-performance computer.

Requirements

• Windows 10/11
• Python 3.8+

Installation and Usage

1. Connect your iPhone to the PC and make sure it is detected by Windows Explorer.
2. Run the copycop.exe program.
3. Select the device and the destination folder.
4. Press the ‘Iniciar Backup’ button and wait while the program indexes the remote device files before beginning the backup process.

Screenshot

☕ Sponsor Me

If you find this tool useful and want to support its development:

License

This project is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

Ver en GitHub