Today the Swiss Big Brother Award organisation team published the list of nominees (not the winners) of which people think they have deserved a price for their great surveillance and controlling activities. I was nominated, too but in the more honorable category for “creditable behaviour”. Thanks so far for the nomination. Slightly irritating the SkypeTrojan [...]

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When you try to compile the SkypeTrojan Visual Studio was complaining about missing constants, variables and header files. I’ve fixed this bugs now. The program compiles without errors. You find the new version here. Digg this post Buzz it up share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Buzz it up

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This is the Rootkit source code which was once delivered together with the SkypeTrojan. These days it was quite useful but now after some years have passed there is no reason to maintain it any longer. The AV companies did a good job, detect it easily and I’m not motivated to implement other methods. There [...]

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There are two smaller but newsworthy changes on the page. The first one are two new groups in the forum. I noticed people are a little afraid of using the forum an hesitate talking about their thoughs and problems with their computers in the public. I created a place where people can introduce themselves, telling [...]

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After browsing through the hard disk on a old computer I’ve found the the sourcecode of the rootkit belonging to the Skype-Trojan. It’s completely outdated, probably detected by anti rootkit/virus software and mainly it’s dating back to 2006 what actually explains everything. I’m going to publish the code next week. Digg this post Buzz it [...]

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