monthly archive for February, 2009

I guess it is necessary to add some further clearing words about the purpose of all this here to avoid confusion …
The last year many of the sites that hosted source code, documentation and discussion boards about malware were urged to close down. None of them reappeared and only some few of the same kind [...]

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About megapanzer

The idea behind Megapanzer was originally to create a prototype backdoor that proves the feasibility to connect inside a corporate network through firewalls and proxies to a machine outside the protected zone in the internet. Simple and straightforward and eventually successful.
With the time more and more features were added and once a simple prototype Megapanzer [...]

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Thinking about drop zones

This post is about finding ways, after a successful intrusion, how to drop collected data of a target system at a specific place and make it accessible “asynchronously” for you to harvest it. Asynchronously here means you don’t have to sit in front of your computer and wait until the infected systems send data; you [...]

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What is it all about

What I will publish here, I considered once as “an introduction into computer malware from a analysts perspective” in order to not confuse people and make them think all this is about is crime.
But actually thinking about it, it really is about crime. Unfortunately, criminals and governments shoot now with the same guns. The [...]

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I don’t know for what reason but requests to Israeli government homepages are blocked somewhere inside the network of the israeli company www.bezeqint.net.
root@carrumba:~# tcptraceroute -p 80 -w 2 -q 1 www.mossad.gov.il
traceroute to www.mossad.gov.il (147.237.72.71), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
1 * *
2 * *
3 10.10.4.2 (10.10.4.2) 37.071 ms

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I’m still struggling with the content

Because i stuck here in Cameroon and I will probably do so for the next four months it is not that easy to update the page that regularly as planned. The connection is slow, power and Internet failures come daily, welcome back in stone age. So consider the content you see so far as the [...]

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