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Sysbug.A, Psshutdown.A, Randex.BF and Dialer.CB.
« on: Dec 13th, 2003, 3:07pm » |
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Four completely different examples of malicious code: Sysbug.A, Psshutdown.A, Randex.BF and Dialer.CB. Sysbug.A is a Trojan which has been massively distributed by e-mail in a message with the subject "Re[2]:Mary" and an attached file called PRIVATE.ZIP. This is a compressed file (ZIP format) which contains a file with a double extension called WENDYNAKED.JPG.EXE. Sysbug.A steals confidential data from infected computers. This includes passwords for mail accounts, mail servers (SMTP and POP3), newsgroups, dial-up accounts, etc. The Trojan then saves this information to a file and sends it to a hacker. Sysbug.A also opens the TCP port 5555 waiting for the hacker's commands. It finally accesses the address finance.red-host.com and makes GET/POST requests to two Perl scripts. Psshutdown.A is a hacking tool that allows a hacker to shut down or restart the victim's computer (similarly to the Unix "shutdown" command). Restarting the computer could cause loss of all the information that has not been saved. Psshutdown.A can be used by several worms and Trojans with malicious intentions. Randex.BF is a worm with Trojan features that spreads across networks. It generates random IP addresses and attempts to connect to them, using typical or easy-to-guess passwords. If it succeeds to do so, the worm copies itself to the computers it has gained access to. Randex.BF also joins the channel #goep in the IRC server opqleure.qopmafia.net waiting for remote control commands (such as Ntscan and Sysinfo). Dialer.CB is a dialer that connects to the Internet and downloads files that it then saves to a directory. It also creates four files (2_INFO_PERSIST, NAVPMC.DLL, NAVPMC.EXE and UNINSTALL.EXE) in the Windows NAVPMC subfolder. In addition, Dialer.CB creates four entries in the Windows Registry.
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