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Infinaeon 1.0

Released 23 years, 9 months ago. July 2002

By Cloak

Informations

From	Republic of South Africa
Author	Cloak
Family	Infinaeon
Category	Remote Access
Version	Infinaeon 1.0
Released Date	Jul 2002, 23 years, 9 months ago.
Language	Visual Basic

Additional Information

Server:
C:\Windows\System\Kernel.exe 

size: 112 KB

startup:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices "Kernel2.0"

Author Information / Description

INFINAEON 1.0 
Remote Administration Tool
Coded by Cloak
[email protected]
DISCLAIMER:
I will not be held responsible in ANY way for your actions with this program.
This program is purely for informational purposes only and not for illegal
actions for which you will bear the full consequences!

SYSTEM REQUIRMENTS:
* Windows 98 SE (Second Edition prefered)
* The following files are required to run infinaeon : 
  Mswinsck.ocx
  richtx32.ocx
  msvbvm60.dll

ABOUT INFINAEON:
Infinaeon is a Remote Administration Tool for Windows 98 and higher, 
made in the Republic of South Africa (RSA) by Cloak.

FILES IN PACKAGE:
* Client.exe - This is the infinaeon core, its the client used it to connect
  to the computer with the server installed on it. Provided you know the
  IP address.
* Wupdmgr.exe -  This is the server, if all the required files on installed
  on the computer, when run it should give the following error on purpose
  to make it look like it doesn't work:

  "Error : Function not aquired"

  as soon as you click 'OK' it installs in the registry and copies itself
  into the windows/system folder as Kernel.exe . It is set in the registry
  to run every time you restart windows.

  PLEASE report to me when my servers are detected by Anti-Virus programs
  so i can release new undetected ones.


CONTACT INFO:


*
[email protected]
<--- comments, bug reports, etc.


thank you for your interest in this program...
Cloak

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