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Is this installing trojans?
Found this in the head of a site but nothing else on the page looks suspicious.
Wonder what it's for? Code:
<script language="javascript" src="BKDR_DARKFTP.exe.js"></script> |
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Can not be said anything unless we could see the content of BKDR_DARKFTP.exe.js
Name seems suspicious though, but I think its OK, the coder seems to have habit of such naming. Look at the name of style sheet. |
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My guess: It's just a normal script that doesn't do any harm and the coder named it like a trojan. It's too obvious for a real trojan, this guy probably thinks this way noone wants to steal his JS...
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Yeah I asked the guy and he said he named it that to keep anyone from stealing his code.
I guess it would be dumb to so obviously use those names if you're really trying to install trojans or something malicous. That would be like a lawyer naming his office "We'll screw you over" or an affiliate program saying "We only skim a small percentage of your sales". |
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