Reverse Engineering Win32 Trojans on Linux 86
slackrootcyc writes "A post (and previous article) give a detailed examination of the reversing process, using a trojan found in the wild. Later on in the story it discusses some techniques for reversing Windows-native code entirely under Linux."
Win32 Trojans... (Score:4, Funny)
Where do you want to Put It Today?(TM)
Violation of the DMCA!! (Score:5, Funny)
wait a minute anti-virus software makers don't make virii, what was I thinking
Uh Oh... (Score:3, Funny)
Make Win32 Trojans Open Source (Score:4, Funny)
Currently, trojans are badly written because of their inherent proprietary nature. Using something like sourceforge a multitude of coders can be simultaneously working on different parts of a trojan while the open source community can review, debug and test the code for infectioness effectiveness.
Only when we make Trojans open source will we realize that our computer controlled Oil tankers accross the world will be safe from Da Vinci.
Trojan Writers (Score:5, Funny)
Coming soon! (Score:1, Funny)
They've done a darn good job on win32! Just imagine the amount of work they've put in... Especially when all you need is the following options:
o Remove
o Remove
o Remove embedded (inline) e-mail files.
But wait, that'd be too easy!
Re:Violation of the DMCA!! (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Violation of the DMCA!! (Score:1, Funny)