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#1 User is offline   Tarun 

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Posted 01 October 2006 - 09:03 PM

I've taken my recently networked secondary computer and infected it with the following:
  • WinFixer
  • WHEN.U Save NOW
  • WinAntiVirus
  • Recipes
  • MsgPlus
  • IMGiant
  • SmileyCentral
Anything else I can get infected with? :P

I basically aim to slam the pc with all kinds of infections and then practice removing the faster and identifying how they work.


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Posted 01 October 2006 - 09:39 PM

You ain't delt with an Internet bug till your PC has caught natas... it destroys the OS faster than you can say "oops"...

I've got an unopened email: "eBay.. Unpaid Item Dispute #130929582620", in my Yahoo email account, that most likely has natas in it... This is the same MO that injected natas into my PC a couple months ago.. from some christian defender little nutcase momma's boy...

Thing is, I haven't bid on anything in eBay... Now I only open these suspect emails in one of my junk computers, and forward them to <spoof@ebay.com>... then I format-C, drop in the Windows CD, and click the mouse... That's about all you can do with natas...

I would change my password temporarily, to a password of your choosing... If you want to open this email to have some fun with natas, PM me at <extremesciences@yahoo.com>...

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Posted 02 October 2006 - 08:31 AM

As of this time I'm focusing on infecting with as much spyware and adware possible.

Already the computer will randomly automatically reboot due to the load of malware on it, and it's not that bad yet. :P

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Posted 02 October 2006 - 09:29 AM

Ok.. so you're not into killer viruses yet... I'll save it in a file.. and if you ever want to play with the worstest meanest SOB GD PC killer bug, the offer remains dormant... You might want to check it out the next time you decide to format your crap computer, just to get a feel for how mean natas is... Your disease awaits sir, or madame...

This post has been edited by KingAuther: 02 October 2006 - 09:31 AM


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Posted 03 October 2006 - 01:04 AM

Lol, this is going to be the exact opposite of the advice I usually give:

Use Internet Explorer and in the Internet zone set every security option to Enable.

Go to Google and search keywords that usually return lots of malware e.g. warez,cracks,porn,etc.

Start clicking on random search results. If ActiveX security warnings about installing things appear, always accept :D

There are a LOT of malware out there... here's a few you haven't named:

- GAIN (Gator Advertising Information Network)
- NewDotNet

...and the following fake antispyware programs can be downloaded and installed too :)

SpyAxe
AntiVirus Gold
SpywareStrike
WorldAntiSpy
SpyTrooper
Spy Sheriff
SpyBan
SpyWiper
PAL Spyware Remover
Spyware Stormer
PSGuard
Spyware Quake

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Posted 03 October 2006 - 07:26 AM

Thanks LLXX.

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Posted 03 October 2006 - 09:25 AM

Install Spybot, then do a regedit search for one of the spyware names you know... It will get you into the HUGE list of trojans that Spybot blocks...

Write to those who write Spybot... They have been very helpful to me.. and they are easy to talk to...

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Posted 03 October 2006 - 09:28 AM

:D love that list some of my all time favorite spyware i like the 180 solution one lol. best of luck on your project.

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Posted 02 December 2006 - 05:35 AM

This might be late now but:

CWS - I've got the infected files for the bootconf (I think -I am sure it's one of the CWS varients)
LOP, if you haven't got that from messenger plus already
Aurora - pain to get rid of
The older version of vundo - the symantec removal tool doesn't remove it.
ISTbar
Horseserver if you can find the d/l for it.
Ivideocodec
Partypoker

Also go to a crack site - they are full of these sorts of crap.

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Posted 02 December 2006 - 09:04 PM

Hahaha, I should do up a seperate VMware machine and just fill it with garbage. I wonder at which point I won't be able to boot Windows afterwards. lol...
I wish AV-Comparatives would just hand me their entire collection of viruses. :P

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Posted 11 December 2006 - 09:33 AM

Small list for ya's...

http://www.spywaregu...t_list_full.php

http://www.lafn.org/...up/PENINDEX.HTM

Try these too.
MyWebSearch toolbar (mwsoemon.exe)
TopRebates hijacker/adware (webrebates1.exe)
HuntBar spyware (wtoolsa.exe)
HuntBar spyware (wsup.exe)
Gator adware (gmt.exe)
Gator adware (cmesys.exe)
HuntBar spyware (wtoolss.exe)
MoneyTree Dialer (optimize.exe)
Bargain Buddy (bargains.exe)
WhenU SaveNow adware (save.exe)
180Solutions adware (msbb.exe)
MoneyTree Dialer (actalert.exe)
IST adware/hijacker (istsvc.exe)
Brilliant Digital Spyware (asm.exe)
Evil x 2.0 (syncroad.exe)
Gator adware (precisiontime.exe)
Apropos Media adware (autoupdate.exe)
Navisearch / TopRebates (nls.exe)
WhenU ClockSync (vvsn.exe)
Comet Download Manager (dmserver.exe)
KeenValue spyware (updmgr.exe)
Evil-X (winsync.exe)
Hotbar adware/spyware (hbinst.exe)
WhenU Adware (sync.exe)

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Posted 11 December 2006 - 09:42 AM

kazaa (not lite)
edonkey (has optional adaware you can install)

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Posted 27 April 2007 - 04:55 PM

View Postcoltm4carbine, on Dec 2 2006, 07:35 AM, said:

This might be late now but:

CWS - I've got the infected files for the bootconf (I think -I am sure it's one of the CWS varients)
LOP, if you haven't got that from messenger plus already
Aurora - pain to get rid of
The older version of vundo - the symantec removal tool doesn't remove it.
ISTbar
Horseserver if you can find the d/l for it.
Ivideocodec
Partypoker

Also go to a crack site - they are full of these sorts of crap.


LOP? LOL. The only time I gotten LOP was when I went to a pr0n-related website back in 2003 or late 2002.

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Posted 09 December 2007 - 10:00 PM

Are you still into this project?

Is it possible to get all of these in one package? Would make it a lot easier to try doing something similar to what you do, some direct links would be useful as well.
I'm planning on doing something like this as a lesson of practice for my cousin who's a young "techie in training".

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Posted 09 December 2007 - 10:25 PM

i did this to an old machine the lazy mans way by restoring a few hundred hijackthis backups from the backup folder on my pen drive (around 50Mb of crap malware DLLs and toolbars) some restore correctly, others didnt (because some where wiped using RKU/antivirus prior to Hijackthis touching them) it was so much fun i didnt delete the /backups folder afterwards (its up to 75.1MB and 3485 items currently) one day a old XP machine will try my patience and i shall punish it for its insolence! BWAHAHAHA! Attached File  images.jpg (600bytes)
Number of downloads: 7

P.S. MSFN needs a devil smiley

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Posted 13 December 2007 - 12:04 AM

Yeah, I am. I use these to help beta test a lot of new anti-malware applications.

If anyone gets a huge collection, please do let us know.

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Posted 13 December 2007 - 03:08 AM

I have actually been working on my own Preventive Computer Maintenance Program for about 2 years now. Actually teamed up with vier of msfn on it as well. It actually will automate many Antispyware/AntiVirus utilities, chkdsk, defrag, memTest, Windows Updates... and so on programs. It has a built in scheduler as well. I plan on using it for my computer company, on maintenance contracts with other businesses.

So I'd really like a package of worms, viruses, malware, zombieware.... and whatever else you guys can put together. Kinda funny to actually find others interested in blowing up their computer for fun! LOL! ;)

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Posted 16 January 2008 - 03:41 PM

Heres what I did when testing virus checkers -

1. Open up limewire/bearshare/edonkey etc
2. Search for things like "sex","keygen","britney spears", etc --- *WITH FILE TYPE .EXE*
3. Select all
4. Download
5. Select all the downloaded files
6. Press enter
7. :lol: :P :lol:

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Posted 18 February 2008 - 09:51 PM

Ive been doing some research on some forms of malware, and I realized that a great way to find it on purpose to study it, would be to use the urls in certain malware blocklists. I'd rather not be more specific about the blocklists ;)

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Posted 15 September 2008 - 12:34 AM

U may get into any porn/warez site with ur mcafee siteadvisor or weboftrust in ur browser turned on and u can get details of the malware in that site which u may download...hope this will help u..

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