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Harvester 2003 (mail)

Released 22 years, 5 months ago. November 2003

By AGM65

Informations

From	Germany
Author	AGM65
Family	Harvester
Category	Information Stealer
Version	Harvester 2003 (mail)
Released Date	Nov 2003, 22 years, 5 months ago.

Additional Information

Server:
size: 366.080 bytes

startup:
none

Author Information / Description

*** AGM65's CDKey Harvester 2003 mail ***
 
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Compiler: Delphi
Server Compatibility: Win 95/98/NT/ME/2K/XP

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NEWS:

- email notifier (php)
- Hidden & Dangerous 2

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INSTRUCTIONS:

Run Admin.exe

Step1: Open server.
Step2: Enter your email addy and save your data. 
Optional: Compress / Demcompress server with upx.

Now send those modified server.exe file to your victim.
The server will send an email with the victim's cd keys!

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UPX:

Use UPX: Compress - Decompress function to make your server.exe smaller
and undetactable by any anti virus software.

NOTE: To change the server data after the compression, you have to decompress it!

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Supported Games:

 1. Halflife
 2. C&C3 Tiberium Sun
 3. Gunman
 4. Black & White
 5. Medal of Honor
 6. Battlefield 1942
 7. Unreal Turnament 2003
 8. Soldiers of Anarchy
 9. C&C Generals
10. Rainbow Six Ravenshield
11. Medal of Honor Spearhead
12. Battlefield 1942 The Road to Rome
13. Battlefield 1942 Secret Weapons of WWII
14. C&C Generals Zero Hour                      
15. Medal of Honor AA Breakthrough              
16. Hidden & Dangerous 2                        'new

AGM65

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