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Products that do what The Malware Museum does

A collection of malware programs from the 80s and 90s

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BotWatch▲96
Online publication, built for discussion around all bots
2016
2
Malwarebytes 3.0▲177
A next-generation antivirus replacement
2016
3
Bughunt▲102
Find bugs before your users do
2014
4
Ten Years Ago▲336
See what was happening on the Internet ten years ago
2017
5
Hacker News API▲318
Hacker News now has an API. Awesome. :)
2014
6
Pocket Explore▲351
A human curated version of the web
2016
7
Plague▲118
Spread content like a virus
2014
8
Museum of Websites▲302
Curated gallery of how internet companies changed over time
2018
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hipsterdomainfinder▲104
Find available one word domain hacks
2014
10
BetaPage 2.0▲224
Community of Hackers and Makers
2017
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Comic Hoard▲84
The webcomic library (Garfield, Penny Arcade, XKCD, & more)
2014
12
Hacker Toolbox▲130
Collection of tools built, used, and suggested by hackers
2014
13
HackerBracket▲219
A community for sharing hacks
2014
14
Tagger News▲280
A smarter version of Hacker News
2017
15
Illustrated History of OS X▲253
An illustrated history of Mac OS X
2015
16
Virusdie▲100
Clean and protect your websites like a security expert
2016
17
The Technology Bullshit Generator▲138
Create fancy tech jargon in seconds
2016
18
Endangered Sounds Museum▲129
Nostalgic sounds from the past
2014
19
eex▲138
A collection of web experiments
2016
20
MusicMap▲201
Genealogy and history of popular music genres (1870-2016)
2016
21
Tech.eu Radar▲118
An online database on all things European tech
2015
22
Personal Lists▲106
Design feedback & bug tracking with personal workflows
2015
23
Monitorbook▲294
Easily track anything on the web
2014
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Archive.org▲123
The new archive.org
2014

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