trojan , keylogger , and all that other shit in it?
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i love threads with titles liek this because I like to watch the page veiws add up
all the kiddies who think they're real l33t and taking a look and yet no one has an answer
#RememberYourRoots #AaronMForGFYHOF
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hehe i knowOriginally posted by =^..^=
i love threads with titles liek this because I like to watch the page veiws add up
all the kiddies who think they're real l33t and taking a look and yet no one has an answer
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show me a screenshot of your task manager, I can tell you which MIGHT be some...Comment
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I dont have not one clue about haxoring, lol. I am no kiddie neither, so i guess this thread isn't made for me.Originally posted by =^..^=
i love threads with titles liek this because I like to watch the page veiws add up
all the kiddies who think they're real l33t and taking a look and yet no one has an answer
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well #1 youd scan it it with an antivirus, if it picked up nothing then you would run a packet sniffer and make a backup file for netstat since some trojans replace it to show nothing. Before you run the packet sniffer close down all other apps and then run the file. If you see it connecting somewhere then it probably has a trojan in it and its reporting the ip:port to use. A good packet sniffer is packetmon from analogxComment
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bust out a hex editor and start checking it out. or request the forms to the project. also like bdjuff said, check your process manager. if a program is running an unusually high amount of process it could be suspect. also, alot of good firewall/virus scans will pick up such things.
if you're worried about trojans and backdoors specfically i've seen software firewalls that will ask you everytime ANYthing tries to connect to the internet, so that may be something to look into as well.
what's a matter juicy? afraid your spammer is bugged?
Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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it depends
I guess the best answer is if you can look at the source code of the program or check your start up files to see whats runningComment
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trust nobody
but barring that plan..
You can use a hex editor to view some items.
You can also use a port scanner to view if any details are being sent to the internet and what is being sent.
Having the source code and compiling the exe yourself is the only sure way for a novice.
Some programs count on the wide spread use of the program to trojan you.
for example, someone might attempt to steal a password or open a hole , install a keylogger etc. Log the info to files hidden on your computer and then hope at some point you either use another program or view a webpage that downloads the information encrypted so you think the item is safe.hatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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Hex Editor, or just watch if and where it's connecting.Comment
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it's just to your best juicy, i didn't mean to scare you.Comment
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