Get the latest build of AyCarrumba (1.4) here.
Please report the bugs you encounter.
AyCarrumba 1.4 ready for download
May 14th, 2013 by carrumba
AyCarrumba 1.4 RC2
May 4th, 2013 by carrumba
This is the latest build of AyCarrumba release 1.4. To make it more stable, bugfree, solid and usable as many people as possible should download and use it on as many different environments as possible. I developed under Windows 7 with .Net 4.
If you run Windows 7/8 with .Net 4.* on your computer, you have some minutes spare and want to contribute your share to this exciting project I invite you to download the RC2, install it, test it and report all bugs you encounter. You can do that either via Facebook messages, this contact form or via email (megapanzer@gmail.com).
Thanks for your contribution!
Download link : AyCarrumba_1_4_RC2
AyCarrumba …
Apr 6th, 2013 by carrumba
All relevant features are implemented and it looks like it is becoming more and more stable. The plugins don’t interfere with each other anymore, two major bugs are fixed and on my system it is working smoothly.
The plan for the coming weeks is …
- making the plugins more customizable so the users are not depending on my configuration and settings.
- merging both DNS poisoning approaches in one module. Probably I integrate them in APE.
- one really, really (!) necessary open task is assigning the whole program an architecture. The code at its current state is rather messy. To avoid chaos applying a clear structure inside the code and around whole the project is inevitable
This will take some time. The weekend and evening are the only moments where I find enough time to work on it seriously.
Zeus Trojan Source Code
Feb 22nd, 2013 by carrumba
| Bot name | Zeus Trojan |
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| Author | - | |
| Written in | C++ | |
| Description |
Zeus is a Trojan horse that steals banking information by Man-in-the-browser keystroke logging and Form Grabbing. It is spread mainly through drive-by downloads and phishing schemes. The various Zeus’ botnets are estimated to include millions of compromised computers. The Zeus Trojan-controlled machines are in 196 countries, including isolated states such as North Korea. The five countries with the most significant instances of infected machines are Egypt, the United States, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Altogether, 2,411 companies and organizations are said to have been affected by the criminal operations running the botnet. |
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| Downloads | Source (Password : zeus) | |