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The crack is a backdoor code which is used to implement malicious activities such as remote-control and data-theft. A cracker uses the backdoor by inputting a third party command, usually made available by the creator of the software. The backdoor can be used to allow backdoor access to an infected computer system. A cracker may also use the internal bugs of the software. The code of the software is modified in order to insert a backdoor into it. As the name suggests, this malware hides itself under various names in Windows system files, directories and services (Task Manager/Services/Network Shares). It supports 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8. It mostly infects these two types of files: The program attempts to open port 9050 on the computer in order to communicate with the hacker, but if that fails it uses random high ports instead. It is known to have reached first on Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, English and Spanish speaking Windows systems. Grinder was first found in March 2010 on the WordPress blog website of Nizami Sadruddin. It was distributed via malware-laden blog posts. Grinder was written in Java but it does not infect Java-based websites. The program sends the following information to its creators: This malware can be disguised as a software application that modifies the user interface of Web browsers. It uses a secret key called ‘‘Injector’’ which enables it to hide itself from the Web users. This malware is a typical penetration tool which is a type of malicious software designed to gain unauthorized access to a computer or network. The backdoor has been programmed so that it periodically sends out its collected data and updates to the attackers. To do this, it listens for TCP port 8080 on the local host at fixed intervals. The information sent by this program includes: The malware sends information about the infected system, such as: It can create fake PDF files containing fake updates that will be useful for receiving commands from the hackers. It can also create text files with the following content: An important distinction between this malware and other detailed information can be found in the following paragraph: This malware has been analyzed by researchers of Kaspersky Lab. The researchers concluded that "the authors of this malware are not inexperienced" and "they came to create an advanced tool for Trojan-based attacks." The author of the backdoor has set it up to be detected as TDSS. It was found on May 30 by security firm Websense. This malware can be disguised as a software application that modifies the user interface of Web browsers. eccc085e13
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