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Re: any useful links on trojans/RAT's?


From: "KoRe MeLtDoWn" <koremeltdown () hotmail com>
Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 19:30:16 +0000





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Subject: Re: any useful links on trojans/RAT's?
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> 2.  Typically, the most common.  BO2k, Subseven,
etc.

Really?  What makes you say that?

Its a known fact.. thats what NAI etc encounter the most - they are the most common script kiddie trojans. And lets face it many script kiddies canm in fact use BO2k...

>  What you're going to have the most difficulty with
> however, are likely to be newer tunneling trojans,
and
> the like.

Such as?  Can you name a few, and describe why they
would give someone the most difficulty?

Thanks,

Carv






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