Archive A Reconstructed © MegaSecurity Database
DS Web Downloader 1.01
Copyright © MegaSecurity
By freedumb and Phr0stic
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| Author | freedumb and Phr0stic |
| Family | DS Web Downloader |
| Category | Web Downloader |
| Version | DS Web Downloader 1.01 |
Additional Information
Server:
size: 5 KB
Author Information / Description
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DS Web Downloader v1.01 - TrojCorp Productions
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Created by: freedumb[
[email protected]
] and
Phr0stic[
[email protected]
]
Created in: server[asm], editor[delphi]
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Version history:
1.01 - Sunday, Dec 9, 2001
Ability to have ICQ notify or not and ability to use melt server or not.
ICQ notify tells the filesize of the downloaded file.
Added hide from ctrl+alt+del.
A few little things you wont notice.
1.00 - Saturday, Dec 8, 2001
Released to public.
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Here is a non backdoored web downloader unlike FC's, this comes with the following...
1. Melt server - the server can delete it self after the download is completed, removing
its tracks.
2. ICQ Notify - the server can notify you if the download completed succesfully or for
some reason an error occured.
3. This web downloader uses the wininet functions to download the file, not what some
of the other ones available use, the URLDownloadToFile in the urlmon library.
4. A very easy to use and fast editor to read and write the server's settings quickly.
5. A small server size, 4.50kb unpacked, very small compared to others which are over 10kb.
6. Hides from the ctrl+alt+del list, which is only available in win9x not NT, so it also
checks to make sure it won't hide on NT or it will crash.
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If you are having any troubles with DS Web Downloader, please do not hesitate to
contact Phr0stic or freedumb, we will try to reply to you as soon as possible. :)
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