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posted in Articles on Mar 31st, 2009
There were days when we were connected to the Internet without being afraid someone could intrude our computers and install malicious programs to steal our account and credit card information or accounting data from our computers. At least we thought so but actually that time never really existed somewhen in the year 1997, the [...]
posted in Tools & sources on Mar 29th, 2009
Below, you can find a link to the example source code to bypass a desktop firewall with the OLE Automation technique. The principle is to start a hidden instance of the Internet Explorer and to control it via the OLE Automation technique.
ole_automation.cpp
posted in News & media on Mar 29th, 2009
One of the most impressing things I’ve stumbled on last week is the laser based keystroke sniffer. Using equipment costing about 80$. By aiming the laser to the keyboard and due to the vibration it causes when hitting a specific key it is possible to determine which key it was. Read it here ….
Ehud Tenenbaum [...]
posted in Tools & sources on Mar 27th, 2009
Below, you can find a link to the source code with the function(s) for a complete joiner/binder. This joiner/binder is straightforward without bigger features like scrambling and encryption.
It shows how to configure a new header structure, how to attach files to it, how to detach these files again, how to execute it and how to [...]
posted in Articles on Mar 24th, 2009
Malware propagation is one of the most fascinating parts of the attackers activities and is attracting, besides the anger of the affected people, the most attention. It is the part where all the magic of infection and intrusion happens, where attackers release the malicious software to the wild and try to infect new victim systems [...]
posted in Tools & sources on Mar 21st, 2009
Below, you can find a link to the source code with the function(s) to stop Desktop Firewalls and Anti Virus software. This is a rather old technique and not a promising one that probably doesn’t work anymore. You also have to complete the process and service names of the software because I was too [...]
posted in Stuff on Mar 19th, 2009
This post goes right out to you! Since some weeks now I am posting about malware, what it does, how it works, not yet how to protect against it (but I will do so soon) and generally stuff concerning that topic.
I see a lot of traffic coming from US and UK what means, these people [...]
posted in Stuff on Mar 18th, 2009
The question that kept me busy and made me feel uncertain from time to time once was what the final goal of all this will be or what direction shall I walk. Because, frankly, running a webpage with focus on a topic that is punishable in the most countries and publishing posts about the ways [...]
posted in Articles on Mar 17th, 2009
Summarizing the lifecycle of a trojan horse as “configuration, infection, action, deletion” would be too brief and you would miss a lot of important and valuable information that makes you understand how they are constructed, how the internal structure looks like and how to breathe life into them. I want to give you the [...]
posted in Tools & sources on Mar 16th, 2009
Below, you can find a link to the source code with the function(s) to encrypt and decrypt data buffers with the RC4 altorithm.
rc4.cpp
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