Alt.binz users beware! You have been comprimised

SonsOfLiberty · SonsOfLiberty

Alt.binz users beware! You have been comprimised

Newsflash for all those ppl that have started various "cracked" versions of Alt.Binz floating on the usenet: They are ALL trojan infected. All firefox, IE, IM, steam passwords are collected and uploaded to attackers site.

Zerosec staffers are responsible for the infected uploads, check sources because you already don't believe this probably??

However we are not that bright so we left our cpanel login data in our leet script so our server got pwned with all logins and some zerosec stuff.

[#altbin@EFNet]-[Full]-[Alt.Binz.v0.31.1.WinAll.Multilingual-CRD]-[0/8] - "crude.nfo" yEnc

[#altbin@EFNet]-[Full]-[Alt.Binz.v0.31.1.WinAll-iND]-[2/7] - "Alt.Binz.v0.31.1.WinAll-iND.par2" yEnc

[#altbin@EFNet]-[Full]-[Alt.Binz.0.31.1.WinALL.Cracked.REAL-CzW]-[2/7] - "czw.nfo" yEnc

So if this is you? Is it? Looks like Zerosec has some explaining to do?

Still don't believe? Check sources.

Source: Zerosedc staff are a bunch of MF stealers

Homepage: alt.binZ

n00bz0r · n00bz0r

Torrents and trackers give me a healthy dose of e-drama to keep me entertained.
About time newzbin followed suit.

SonsOfLiberty · SonsOfLiberty

You mean Usenet? Newzbin is a indexing site

n00bz0r · n00bz0r

yeah..Usenet

* n00bz0r never had a good reason to use usenet.

srw985 · srw985

This stuff seems to avoid virus scanners apparently.

I'm fairly sure I'm not using the compromised version, not the one from that post anyway, but how can I check and if needed, remove the trojan?
ESET doesn't see anything wrong with it.

cloggy45 · cloggy45

I do this sort of thing with rapidshare downloads, bind the client with a crack, virtually undetectable, person clicks said crack ?????? PROFIT!

SonsOfLiberty · SonsOfLiberty

Quote:

Originally Posted by srw985

This stuff seems to avoid virus scanners apparently.

I'm fairly sure I'm not using the compromised version, not the one from that post anyway, but how can I check and if needed, remove the trojan?
ESET doesn't see anything wrong with it.

ESET does too, I soon as I extracted it it detected trojan.

djkemp1 · djkemp1

with trojans such as this, even if it manages to get onto your computer will software such as kaspersky pick it up before it lets the trojan activate?

how has this software got out, im confused - has the groups released software with trojans packed?

SonsOfLiberty · SonsOfLiberty

My firewall blocked the attempt, and asked for to connect to xxx.xxx and my firewall doesn't let anything out unless ok'd, and it's got a one of the best leak tests out there (Comodo). Plus it was a temp file asking for access not alt.binz because I truly wanted to see what was going on.

zot · zot

Here's a Virustotal analysis:

http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/0...ecf-1245784956

Code:

File altbinz.exe received on 2009.06.23 19:22:36 (UTC
Current status:  finished
Result: 22/41 (53.66%)

Antivirus  	Version  	Last Update  	Result
a-squared	4.5.0.18	2009.06.23	Riskware.PSWTool.Win32.Messen!IK
AhnLab-V3	5.0.0.2	2009.06.23	-
AntiVir	7.9.0.193	2009.06.23	DR/PSW.NetPass.FV.4
Antiy-AVL	2.0.3.1	2009.06.23	PSWTool/Win32.NetPass.gen
Authentium	5.1.2.4	2009.06.23	W32/Virut.AI!Generic
Avast	4.8.1335.0	2009.06.23	-
AVG	8.5.0.339	2009.06.23	Dropper.Small
BitDefender	7.2	2009.06.23	-
CAT-QuickHeal	10.00	2009.06.22	-
ClamAV	0.94.1	2009.06.23	-
Comodo	1401	2009.06.23	-
DrWeb	5.0.0.12182	2009.06.23	Tool.PassView.117
eSafe	7.0.17.0	2009.06.23	Win32.PSWTool.NetPas
eTrust-Vet	31.6.6575	2009.06.23	Win32/Inpect.10
F-Prot	4.4.4.56	2009.06.23	W32/Virut.AI!Generic
F-Secure	8.0.14470.0	2009.06.23	PSWTool.Win32.NetPass.fv
Fortinet	3.117.0.0	2009.06.23	HackerTool/Multidr
GData	19	2009.06.23	-
Ikarus	T3.1.1.59.0	2009.06.23	not-a-virus:PSWTool.Win32.Messen
Jiangmin	11.0.706	2009.06.23	-
K7AntiVirus	7.10.768	2009.06.19	-
Kaspersky	7.0.0.125	2009.06.23	not-a-virus:PSWTool.Win32.NetPass.fv
McAfee	5655	2009.06.23	MultiDropper-BU
McAfee+Artemis	5655	2009.06.23	MultiDropper-BU
McAfee-GW-Edition	6.7.6	2009.06.23	Trojan.Dropper.PSW.NetPass.FV.4
Microsoft	1.4803	2009.06.23	-
NOD32	4181	2009.06.23	probably unknown CRYPT.WIN32
Norman	6.01.09	2009.06.23	-
nProtect	2009.1.8.0	2009.06.23	-
Panda	10.0.0.16	2009.06.23	-
PCTools	4.4.2.0	2009.06.22	-
Prevx	3.0	2009.06.23	Medium Risk Malware Dropper
Rising	21.35.14.00	2009.06.23	-
Sophos	4.42.0	2009.06.23	Mal/Generic-A
Sunbelt	3.2.1858.2	2009.06.23	VIPRE.Suspicious
Symantec	1.4.4.12	2009.06.23	-
TheHacker	6.3.4.3.351	2009.06.22	-
TrendMicro	8.950.0.1094	2009.06.23	-
VBA32	3.12.10.7	2009.06.23	-
ViRobot	2009.6.23.1800	2009.06.23	Not_a_virus:PSWTool.Messen.2343936
VirusBuster	4.6.5.0	2009.06.23	Win32.Vundo.EX


Additional information

File size: 2343936 bytes
MD5...: ef8bc3ea83f3989c4b8c196f65c3a4bf
SHA1..: 753e0e7e77f9f1ebed85929f9099a669a88aee13
SHA256: 08d8af59c3c2ec6d2814be7eeb5f3037b1a8de9f6ae9c889a0a45feb8c758ecf
ssdeep: 49152:3zWSyrROgSo0R1OJgna0CAup3a2CFUlhnQycgI8y5AP0jveNU:3zWhRjCn
G3aIVQFJYg
PEiD..: -
TrID..: File type identification
Win32 EXE Yoda's Crypter (64.5%)
Win32 Executable Generic (20.7%)
Win16/32 Executable Delphi generic (5.0%)
Generic Win/DOS Executable (4.8%)
DOS Executable Generic (4.8%)
PEInfo: PE Structure information

( base data )
entrypointaddress.: 0x4760bc
timedatestamp.....: 0x2a425e19 (Fri Jun 19 22:22:17 1992)
machinetype.......: 0x14c (I386)

( 3 sections )
name viradd virsiz rawdsiz ntrpy md5
0x1000 0x32c000 0x0 0.00 d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
0x32d000 0x13b000 0x13a800 8.00 82dada95a1a5032c894e315af113d144
.rsrc 0x468000 0x102000 0x101800 7.99 1404b74b6b616af57b377b1b9bc5f7db

( 15 imports )
> KERNEL32.DLL: GetTempPathA, GetTempFileNameA, CreateFileA, WriteFile, CloseHandle, GetStartupInfoA, CreateProcessA, GetModuleHandleA, LoadLibraryA, GetProcAddress, VirtualProtect, VirtualAlloc, VirtualFree, ExitProcess
> advapi32.dll: RegFlushKey
> comctl32.dll: ImageList_Add
> comdlg32.dll: ChooseFontA
> crypt32.dll: CertFreeCertificateContext
> gdi32.dll: SaveDC
> imm32.dll: ImmGetContext
> ole32.dll: DoDragDrop
> oleaut32.dll: VariantCopy
> shell32.dll: DragFinish
> SHFolder.dll: SHGetFolderPathA
> user32.dll: GetDC
> version.dll: VerQueryValueA
> winmm.dll: PlaySoundA
> winspool.drv: OpenPrinterA

( 0 exports )
PDFiD.: -
RDS...: NSRL Reference Data Set
-
packers (Kaspersky): UPX, UPX, UPX, PE_Patch.UPX, UPX, UPX
Prevx info: <a href='http://info.prevx.com/aboutprogramtext.asp?PX5=4EAE4F40006F3399C4D023C86CF809001ADD86A1' target='_blank'>http://info.prevx.com/aboutprogramtext.asp?PX5=4EAE4F40006F3399C4D023C86CF809001ADD86A1</a>

As you can see, only about half the anti-virus apps flagged it.

SonsOfLiberty	#1 06-23-2009, 03:34 PM
The Lonely Wanderer Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Capital Wasteland Age: 30 Posts: 19,944	Alt.binz users beware! You have been comprimised Alt.binz users beware! You have been comprimised Newsflash for all those ppl that have started various "cracked" versions of Alt.Binz floating on the usenet: They are ALL trojan infected. All firefox, IE, IM, steam passwords are collected and uploaded to attackers site. Zerosec staffers are responsible for the infected uploads, check sources because you already don't believe this probably?? However we are not that bright so we left our cpanel login data in our leet script so our server got pwned with all logins and some zerosec stuff. [#altbin@EFNet]-[Full]-[Alt.Binz.v0.31.1.WinAll.Multilingual-CRD]-[0/8] - "crude.nfo" yEnc [#altbin@EFNet]-[Full]-[Alt.Binz.v0.31.1.WinAll-iND]-[2/7] - "Alt.Binz.v0.31.1.WinAll-iND.par2" yEnc [#altbin@EFNet]-[Full]-[Alt.Binz.0.31.1.WinALL.Cracked.REAL-CzW]-[2/7] - "czw.nfo" yEnc So if this is you? Is it? Looks like Zerosec has some explaining to do? Still don't believe? Check sources. Source: Zerosedc staff are a bunch of MF stealers Homepage: alt.binZ Last edited by SonsOfLiberty; 06-24-2009 at 01:18 AM..

SonsOfLiberty	News Section - #3 06-23-2009, 03:52 PM
The Lonely Wanderer Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Capital Wasteland Age: 30 Posts: 19,944	You mean Usenet? Newzbin is a indexing site __________________ “You know, a long time ago being crazy meant something. Nowadays everybody's crazy.”

SonsOfLiberty	News Section - #9 06-23-2009, 06:46 PM
The Lonely Wanderer Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Capital Wasteland Age: 30 Posts: 19,944	My firewall blocked the attempt, and asked for to connect to xxx.xxx and my firewall doesn't let anything out unless ok'd, and it's got a one of the best leak tests out there (Comodo). Plus it was a temp file asking for access not alt.binz because I truly wanted to see what was going on. __________________ “You know, a long time ago being crazy meant something. Nowadays everybody's crazy.”

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n00bz0r	News Section - #2 06-23-2009, 03:51 PM
Out Fucking STanding Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Shangri-La Posts: 1,591	Torrents and trackers give me a healthy dose of e-drama to keep me entertained. About time newzbin followed suit.

n00bz0r	News Section - #4 06-23-2009, 04:11 PM
Out Fucking STanding Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Shangri-La Posts: 1,591	yeah..Usenet * n00bz0r never had a good reason to use usenet.

srw985	News Section - #5 06-23-2009, 05:23 PM
Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 24	This stuff seems to avoid virus scanners apparently. I'm fairly sure I'm not using the compromised version, not the one from that post anyway, but how can I check and if needed, remove the trojan? ESET doesn't see anything wrong with it.

cloggy45	News Section - #6 06-23-2009, 05:42 PM
Poster Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 25	I do this sort of thing with rapidshare downloads, bind the client with a crack, virtually undetectable, person clicks said crack ?????? PROFIT!

djkemp1	News Section - #8 06-23-2009, 06:21 PM
Poster Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 166	with trojans such as this, even if it manages to get onto your computer will software such as kaspersky pick it up before it lets the trojan activate? how has this software got out, im confused - has the groups released software with trojans packed?

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