If you’d like to take a look at the ZeuS/SpyEye botnet source code and see how it ticks, you can download it below. I’m not sure how long this will be up (for obvious reasons), so get it while it’s hot. ZeuS 2.0.8.9 Enjoy.. PS – I am in no way responsible for the use [...]
Posts Tagged ‘botnet’
ZeuS source code, anyone?
Posted: 12th May 2011 by Matt in codeTags: botnet, code, download, example, leak, ZeuS
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Lets see if I still remember how to do this…
Posted: 10th March 2011 by Matt in securityTags: ACL, botnet, Chrome, crime, information, Java, Krebs, network, squid, worm, ZeuS, ZeusTracker
Do I still have any regular readers left? I hope so, even though I’ve greatly neglected you. I wont even bother with excuses. BUT, here’s a post to prove that I still know what I’m doing! So, if you’ve been following some of the other blogs (specifically, Krebs), you’ve probably seen the hubbub about ZeusTracker. [...]
Botnet Command and Control Methods
Posted: 25th June 2010 by Matt in code, hacks, securityTags: AIM, al qaeda, botnet, Conficker, control man, Craigslist, digininja, discovery, dns, facebook, fingerprint, google, icmp, ICQ, IDS, infection, Internet, irc, linkedin, MSN, myspace, network, networking platform, payload, port, propagate, robin wood, security, Skype, synflood, traffic, tweets, worm, yahoo
So, I was going through my backlog of Hak5 podcasts and came across an episode titled “Botnet Command and Control & Man in the Middle Detection”. In the episode, they interview Robin Wood from DigiNinja and discuss his PoC “KreiosC2“, which is a C&C method that uses Twitter. Here’s the video:
Evil Sports Sites (courtesy of ISC)
Posted: 18th March 2010 by Matt in securityTags: botnet, bots, infections, malware, virus
I’m just going to copy and paste this from the ISC handlers diary. I have a lot of friends that are really in to sports, so this might wind up to be beneficial. Also, I HIGHLY suggest not following the Google link that is pasted in this article if you’re running Windows, or Internet Explorer. [...]