Every virus on this site, running on a fake little computer inside your browser. Click an exhibit, watch the screen slowly lose its mind, and close it when you've had enough. Like a real museum, but the exhibits fight back. A bit.
Nothing here is real malware. Each exhibit is a recreation I drew with HTML, CSS and JavaScript to show what the malware looked like. None of the original code is used. Nothing gets downloaded, installed or changed on your PC, and closing the window ends it instantly.
Fake Antivirus
A "scan" finds thousands of infections. Only €59.95 to remove them. What could go wrong?
Windows XP Horror Edition
A friendly XP update, stuck at 66%. Then everything turns red. Has flashing.
How the exhibits are made
Each exhibit runs inside a fake screen: a box on this page with its own little desktop, windows and taskbar, all drawn with HTML and CSS. The effects are JavaScript timers that add windows, move them, change colours or draw on a canvas, and the MEMZ tunnel is a canvas that keeps drawing itself smaller inside itself. When you close an exhibit, every timer is stopped and the fake screen is emptied, so nothing keeps running in the background.
Want to see how real malware behaves? Watch my tests on YouTube, where I run the real thing on machines I'm ready to wipe. And never download "the real MEMZ" from random websites: that's how people end up with something much worse.