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Message-ID: <BD9C25D0.107B%jtheveno@purdue.edu> From: jtheveno at purdue.edu (Jordan T-H) Subject: interesting trojan found I'm fairly sure you can delete it after mounting the partition in either Minix or Knoppix. > From: Richard Stevens <richard@...net.co.uk> > Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 17:37:26 +0100 > To: <full-disclosure@...sys.com> > Subject: [Full-Disclosure] interesting trojan found > > > A client had a problem home PC, after removal of all the usual spyware, adware > and 6 month old viruses, > > there remained an unusual process in the process list, logon.exe, which > > Process Explorer pointed to it being from c:\windows\system32\logon.exe > > it tries to connect to a singnet ip address on port 3175. > > This file appeared almost invisible to the file system in both safe & normal > mode, which struck me as being unusual. > > You could not delete it, copy it or see it in a directory listing (file not > found), but you could execute it directly. > > I eventually got a copy of it by using an NTFS-reader boot disk, and ran it > through virus total. > > Kaspersky was the only one to recognize it as backdoor.win32.rbot.gen > > Just wondering really > > a: if anyone wants it for study. (off list replies pls, will be sent in > passworded zip) > b: anyone know a free boot disk that both reads & writes to NTFS, so I can > delete it! > > > Regards > > Richard > > _______________________________________________ > Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. > Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html
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