This dataset was made from a set of 482 not packed cleanware including executable and object files coming from /usr/bin from a fresh installation of Ubuntu 20.04. From this folder of not packed binaries, we built the 6 subsets with the packers integrated in the Packing Box with the dataset make command, using the --pack-all option. We end up with 200 binaries randomly chosen from the not packed folder per packer. This dataset can be used for training machine learning models tailored to ELF executable packing.
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