Tool name : FirewallBypassing++ 0.1   Description : A tool to check if your desktop firewall can be bypassed by injecting code into a remote process. It opens an existing process (in this case a running instance of Internet Explorer), allocates memory in the address space of the remote process where the new malicious code [...]

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Tool name : Firewall bypassing 0.1   Description : A tool to check if your desktop firewall can be bypassed via DLL injection (also called the FWB method). It opens an existing process and instructs it to load a specific DLL. Once the DLL is loaded by the foreign process the injected code will be [...]

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Below, you can find a link to the source code with the function(s) to bypass a desktop firewall with the FWB++ technique. In the code we copy a malicious function into an other process, we execute this “remote function” and let the other process connect through the desktop firewall to http://www.megapanzer.com. fwb++.cpp Digg this post [...]

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