Archive A Reconstructed © MegaSecurity Database
WebDownloader Killer 1.0
Released 23 years, 10 months ago. June 2002
Copyright © MegaSecurity
By Illwill
Informations
| Author | Illwill |
| Family | Downloader |
| Category | Web Downloader |
| Version | WebDownloader Killer 1.0 |
| Released Date | Jun 2002, 23 years, 10 months ago. |
| Language | Assembly |
Additional Information
Server:
C:\WINDOWS\VPROT32.exe
size 6 KB
startup:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Author Information / Description
kILLer webdlr vers. 1.0
Coded by illwill in ASM
6/12/2002
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a 3.1kb webdownloader that will download any file from a
website and execute it.also kills any AV's and firewalls running
works on win9x/me/nt/2k/xp
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features:
*only 3.1kb packed making it the first and smallest av/fW killing webdl to date
*downloads a larger trojan from any web url
*stays resident on the computer killing over 130 av's and firewalls
*restarts with the computer
Instructions
1. extract all files from zip to a folder
2. open up editor.exe **DO NOT CLICK SERVER.EXE!!!!****
3. select the [...] to browse for server.exe
4. once server is selected press read
5. change the settings to your liking
a. URL: is the site where your larger trojan is downloaded from
b. exe: is the name of the file is called after downloading
c. AVKILL: is the name this file will be called when copied to windir
d. RegKey: is the startup registry keyname
shout outs to: stan,gobo,mcbain,macker,code,tre
the crazy canadians phr0stic and freedumb (what's this aboot, eh?)
a big suck my dick goes to: Aphex and(old man)XMS piece of shit delphi coders
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This program comes with absolutely no warranty of any
kind. Use this program solely at your risk. The author of
this program will not be held responsible for any
damages caused by this program.So if you fuck yer shit up
dont come crying to me. :)
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E-mail:
[email protected]
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