QUOTE(hoyankai @ Dec 2 2013, 12:55 PM)
What do you think is the most dangerous stuff on the internet?
I think it is "Remote Access Trojan (RAT)"
1) Hackers uploaded the RAT exe file to a exploit server.
2) Visitors visit the server/hackers send the affected website link to the particular victims.
3) The malicious code is written in js file and the js file will automatically downloaded to visitor's PC
(C:\users\pcname\AppData\Local\Temp)
4) The js file automatic install the RAT Program?
5) The RAT program will auto send the victim's IP address and username/password to the hackers each time the visitors online?
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The most dangerous stuff on the internet is Facebook. I think it is "Remote Access Trojan (RAT)"
1) Hackers uploaded the RAT exe file to a exploit server.
2) Visitors visit the server/hackers send the affected website link to the particular victims.
3) The malicious code is written in js file and the js file will automatically downloaded to visitor's PC
(C:\users\pcname\AppData\Local\Temp)
4) The js file automatic install the RAT Program?
5) The RAT program will auto send the victim's IP address and username/password to the hackers each time the visitors online?
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Jan 3 2014, 09:29 AM

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