Re: Looking for a Trojan

[Uwe Thiess <me () ita-com de>]

Well there are alot different Trojans out there, most of them free to 
download and use... But they're all detected when you just use the 
public versions, you can use special software to make them undetectable 
by AV or edit the binary files yourself if you know how. But your 
explanation sounds too suspicious to provide you with more info, like, 
when you want to use it in a local environment how can't you know which 
AV is running...
Also when you have a public trojan that kills AV, the user first has to 
run it to make it work, and til then the AV will definetly detect it. I 
don't say you're safe when you use a AV, you're 100% right when you say 
it is possible to trick an AV. With some know-how you can even do that 
with subseven and backorifice but there are lots of newer apps out there.

Uwe

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