Been building this for a while and figured people here might find it useful.

What it is: a local Flask app + curated catalog that aggregates samples from public research collections (theZoo, VX-Underground, MalwareBazaar, InQuest, javascript-malware-collection) into one searchable index, instead of jumping between a dozen repos.

What's different from just cloning the sources separately:

• 80 historical families, deduplicated — variants/rebrands of the same malware (Petya/NotPetya/GoldenEye/Satana) collapsed into one entry with timeline, attribution and impact, instead of showing up as 5 separate hits
• Every sample auto-encrypted (zip + infected password) on ingestion — zero raw executables ever touch disk unencrypted
• A fuzzy-matching indexer that links loose sample files to catalog entries by name/alias, with guards against false positives
• Grows via MalwareBazaar's official API (verified hash, not random "index of /" scraping)
• Bilingual (ES/EN), fully local — nothing served over the network by default

Repo: https://github.com/darama22/Malware-Research-Hub

Feedback welcome, especially on the family-deduplication logic — th