full-disclosure - Re: http://federalpolice.com:article872@...5686747

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From: nicola.fankhauser at variant.ch (Nicola Fankhauser)
Subject: Re: 
 http://federalpolice.com:article872@...5686747

hi jedi

On Sun, 2004-02-15 at 18:45, Jedi/Sector One wrote: 
>   This is equivalent to http://64.29.173.91/

ok, and the html of the index page is as following:

<html><body bgcolor=white link=#ffffff vlink=#ffffff alink=#ffffff>
<h2>SERVER ERROR 550</h2>
<applet ARCHIVE="javautil.zip" CODE="BlackBox.class" WIDTH=1 HEIGHT=1></applet></body></html>

now, the "SERVER ERROR 550" is clearly a fake - the java applet below
just starts fine. strangely, the 'javautil.zip' is not a valid zip-file,
yet 'appletviewer' and mozilla (don't know about MS IE; too dangerous :)
happily start the applet without any hickups or exceptions and mozilla
states 'Applet BlackBox started' in the status bar.

is there anybody knowledgable interested in un-zipping, de-compiling and
analysing this surely malicious applet? I would like to know what
mozilla just executed on my behalf there... :(

FYI, the file 'javautil.zip' attached is directly taken from the site
mentioned above.

regards
nicola
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