DDoS.Dest
Description DDoS.Dest
This program attacks a remote host through a third computer (Distributed DoS-attack). The server part of this program sends itself via any method to a "victim" computer. When run on a "victim" server, the program waits to connect to the client part. The malefactor uses the client part to locate the IP address host, which he then attacks. At the malefactor's command, the server part on the "victim" computer sends an IP 60,000-byte packet to the indicated address. If the attacked computer contains a mistake in the riding-crop IP, the result crashes the system. In this way, the malefactor remains unnoticed, because it attacks a "victim" computer.
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Backdoor.win32.Small.cz
Description Backdoor.win32.Small.cz
This Trojan makes it possible for a remote malicious user to control the victim machine. The program is a Windows PE EXE file 2560 bytes in size.
Backdoor.Win32.Small.fp
Description Backdoor.Win32.Small.fp
This Trojan program provides a remote malicious user with access to the victim machine. The Trojan itself is a Windows PE EXE file approximately 39KB in size. Installation Once launched, the backdoor copies itself to the Windows system directory as "service.exe": %System%configservice.exe Itall
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