| Website | https://corvusforensics.com |
| Malwaresite | https://virusshare.com |
| Birdsite | @forensication |
| Nerdy Swag | https://corvusforensics.com/swag/ |

| Website | https://corvusforensics.com |
| Malwaresite | https://virusshare.com |
| Birdsite | @forensication |
| Nerdy Swag | https://corvusforensics.com/swag/ |
Exciting technical news to report. I'm in the home stretch of completing a major storage upgrade and migration to a new 88TB ZFS pool that will hold all the malware samples.
I have synced 64TB (!) of malware over to the new storage pool and switched all the systems over to use the new pool. I am now in the final phase of synchronizing the last of the data that was added since the initial sync. As a result, there may be some samples added in the previous month that are unavailable for download - but will be eventually. I just can't estimate when that will be for any given sample.
This project was in the works for a while. I finally decided to move forward when the raid expansion feature was officially added to the @openzfs project. I thank them for their many years of hard work and dedication to adding this feature, among many others.
This project has been active for <checks notes> 13 years. Between the raidz pool expansion features and an average compression ratio of 1:1.3, I expect I can hum along for many more.