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From: se_cur_ity at hotmail.com (morning_wood) Subject: rpc/dcom -- de ja vu? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shanphen Dawa" <list@...dlined.com> To: <full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com> Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 1:29 AM Subject: Re: [Full-Disclosure] rpc/dcom -- de ja vu? > .bat files!! must be dat hax0r morning_w00d i almost would think so to, with tftp32.exe at that yet! but i hate radmin and ddos mirc crap, so its not me... reminds me of gg.bat tho, that was of Brazillian decent if i recall. and its not the sdbot that was "proc32.exe" it looks quite amaturish at best, not even renaming combining / compressing files, etc.. to avoid detection. using dcom32.exe with the cygwin1.dll as a remote autohaker is very sloppy as well, easy way to catch would be to signature the binary of dcom, as i hope most av products catch radmin. ( i dont have av in the house,( been off the stuff for a while now)) but i do believe many "commercial" and other remote tools are not flagged by av products because of thier "commerciality" thus they become the base for sloppy remote / rootkit / autohacking crap that you see here. morning_wood - the .bat n xss King, yea baby 8-) > > > > tftpd32.exe < trivial ftp daemon > > rpc.exe < ? > > r_server.exe < radmin server > > raddrv.dll < include dll for radmin > > AdmDll.dll < include dll for radmin > > rad.bat < 1337 h4x0r b47ch file > > rpc.bat < another 1337 h4x0r b47ch file > > cygwin1.dll < duh > > DCOM32.exe < exploit > > NC.exe < netcat > > > > I first saw this on my friend's computer ... I assumed it was justa guy with some spare time screwing around ... however, I have observed this on one of my client's computers as well. > > > > -- Justin
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