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Kraimer 1.2
Released 23 years, 11 months ago. May 2002
Copyright © MegaSecurity
By icarus
Informations
| Author | icarus |
| Family | Kraimer |
| Category | Remote Access |
| Version | Kraimer 1.2 |
| Released Date | May 2002, 23 years, 11 months ago. |
| Language | Visual Basic |
Additional Information
Server:
c:\WINDOWS\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp\AOLStart.exe
size: 68 KB
port: 6668 TCP
startup:
c:\WINDOWS\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp
Added:
c:\AOL70.exe
Author Information / Description
-KrAIMer 1.2-
By icarus
Function:
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KrAIMer is a trojan. It listens on port 6668.
It allows you to connect to the remote computer, using telnet, and view passwords,
view keystrokes, view IMs, reboot, view date/time, bufferoverflows, and sign them off AIM.
How-To:
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1) Send the server to someone.
2) Connect to them on port 6668, using telnet.
3) Get a doobie-snack.
Getting Their IP:
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USE AN IP STEALER-This tool grabs their IP. There should have been one in this zip file.
USE AIM DIRECT CONNECT-On AIM, goto IM Image Connection. Once connected, goto DOS and type: NETSTAT
This will give you a list of machines that are connected to you.
Their IP will be the one thats on port 4443.
INVITE THEM TO CHAT-KrAIMer will send the infected persons IP to chat every 60 seconds.
ASK-Use this as a last resort.
Note:
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This will probably not work if they have a firewall or if their IP is masked.
Stuff:
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Author-icarus
Language-VB6
File Size-68K
Port-6668
Henway-5 or 6 pounds
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