Spy-Net [RAT] v1.7
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Password: Spy-Net
Nuclear RAT 2.1.0
* Programmed by: Caesar2k
* Date added / updated: September 4th 2007
* Downloads: 80685
* File size: 1.26MB
* Coded in: Delphi
* Section: Remote Administration Tools & Spy
* Compatibility: Windows NT, 2K, XP, Vista
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Turkojan 4
Features :
* Reverse Connection
* Remote Desktop(very fast)
* Webcam Streaming(very fast)
* Audio Streaming
* Thumbnail viewer
* Remote passwords
* MSN Sniffer
* Remote Shell
* Web-Site Blocking
* Chat with server
* Send fake messages
* Advanced file manager
* Zipping files&folders
* Find files
* Change remote screen resolution
* Mouse manager
* Information about remote computer
* Clipboard manager
* IE options
* Running Process
* Service Manager
* Keyboard Manager
* Online keylogger
* Offline keylogger
* Fun Menu
* Registry manager
* Invisible in Searching Files/Regedit/Msconfig
* Small Server 100kb
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Trojan Virus Steals Banking Info
The details of about 500,000 online bank accounts and credit and debit cards have been stolen by a virus described as “one of the most advanced pieces of crimeware ever created”.
The Sinowal trojan has been tracked by RSA, which helps to secure networks in Fortune 500 companies.
RSA said the trojan virus has infected computers all over the planet.
“The effect has been really global with over 2000 domains compromised,” said Sean Brady of RSA’s security division.
He told the BBC: “This is a serious incident on a very noticeable scale and we have seen an increase in the number of trojans and their variants, particularly in the States and Canada.”
The RSA’s Fraud Action Research Lab said it first detected the Windows Sinowal trojan in Feb 2006.
Since then, Mr Brady said, more than 270,000 banking accounts and 240,000 credit and debit cards have been compromised from financial institutions in countries including the US, UK, Australia and Poland.
The lab said no Russian accounts were hit by Sinowal.
Source: BBC Newshttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7701227.stm