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Trj/Casper.A sources.

 
 
 

Name
Trj.Casper

 

Type
RAT

 

 

Author
Unknown

 

 

Written in
C
 

 

Description

This sourcecode dates back to 2004. It is quite old and its functionality is rather limited. The intresting part in this source code is the injection section which represents the biggest part of it. It contains an injection function based on the CreateRemoteThread call and all required functions to make it completely run in [...]

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Chinese authorities have closed down a firm that allegedly trained hackers to develop spyware and launch cyberattacks.
Police in the central Chinese province of Hubei province arrested three people when they closed down Black Hawk Safety Net, described by the official Xinhua news agency as running the country’s biggest hacker training website.
Black Hawk Safety Net offered [...]

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Die Internettelefonie über Skype galt eigentlich als sicher. Das dem nicht so ist, wurde im vergangenen Sommer bekannt. Der «SonntagsBlick» berichtete Ende August über Ruben Unteregger, der den Quelltext für einen entsprechenden Trojaner im Internet veröffentlicht hatte. Unteregger ist ein ehemaliger Mitarbeiter des Schwyzer Unternehmens Era IT Solutions . 2006 deckte die «SonntagsZeitung» auf, dass [...]

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Ruben Unteregger aka Megapanzer demonstriert mit seiner Veröffentlichung, dass man auch die aktuelle Version der VoIP-Software Skype problemlos zum Abhören von Gesprächen missbrauchen kann.
Der Programmierer arbeitete früher rund 7 Jahre für das Schweizer Unternehmen ERA IT Solutions und war dort für die Erstellung von Schadsoftware zuständig. Dem Unternehmen wird nachgesagt, dass sie auch im Auftrag [...]

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Dear readers
I used the time over christmas to work on the Skype trojan source code. The code was a little messy, it compiled but at some places it crashed. The old source was optimised for Skype 3 and about for a year now Skype 4 is spreading more and more. Therefore I decided to clean [...]

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The Economics of Botnets

Nice article about botnets, click fraud and spamming.
You can find the original article (written by Yury Namestnikov) on www.viruslist.com.

The Economics of Botnets
In the past ten years, botnets have evolved from small networks of a dozen PCs controlled from a single C&C (command and control center) into sophisticated distributed systems comprising millions of computers with decentralized [...]

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Gang sentenced for UK bank trojan.

A British court has sentenced four men to prison after they admitted they used sophisticated trojan software to steal almost £600,000 from bank accounts and send it to Eastern Europe.
London’s Southwark Crown Court on Friday imposed sentences of as much as 4 and a half years on the men. According to IDG News, they used [...]

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Crimeware distributors have begun using Facebook as a command and control channel for a Trojan that turns compromised Windows PCs into zombie drones.
Zombie clients poll the Notes section of the mobile version of Facebook for instructions. Compromised clients might be instructed to download further code from a specified web site or told to wait for [...]

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The return of the worm.

According to Microsoft’s Security Intelligence Report 2009, phishing and worm infections both rose in the first half of 2009. In particular, the company reports a significant increase in the number of phishing attacks on web-based social networks. Between January and June of this year, phishers are reported to have widened their attacks to capture access [...]

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The foreign ministry characterised the incident as a “virus attack” but said computer systems were targeted with the intent of gathering specific information.The extent of the breach is unknown and officials did not say what information was targeted. They are still trying to track down the source of the attack.
The hack was apparently designed not [...]

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