SANS ISC has indexed NISTs hash database,
http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=8236, and made it available online,
http://isc.sans.org/tools/hashsearch.html. They make a good connection between hash for known good software (sha1, md5 hash, or filename) and tracking malware and malware variations (MD5 only).
My co-worker is literally drooling over this because it is directly in his wheelhouse.
(edit: w00t! This is my 200th post)
Networking : certificationkits
Hadnagy : [Article]-An Insider`s Look at the Social-Engineer.Org SE CtF at DEFCON
Editor-In-Chief : Free Webcast: Don't Pick the Lock, Steal the Key - PW Auditing with Metasploit
Links to cool sites. : Ninja-Sec Challenge You !
Tools : Nmap 6 Released
