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Now Post Your Rootkit Queries on SpywareAnalytics Forum

Spyware Analytics Forum, the division of EvilFingers empire is released to public now. The main aim of this forum is to provide an interface for home & enterprise users to interact with security professionals. Most users do not really get a chance to directly interact with professionals who can really solve their issues.

Spyware Analytics is created to fix this gap and to help people fix malware or spyware issues. So now you can post all your rootkits related queries on this public forum for faster response for elite security professionals….

In addition to normal forum activities, it also hosts pathora of articles pertaining to latest happenings in security arena. So you have every reason to join no matter if you are computer user, professional or security geek…

It also provides wide and strong platform for security nerds to contribute and make their mark before they fade away in the darkness of the life.

Click here to join the SpywareAnalytics Forum now

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2 Responses to “Now Post Your Rootkit Queries on SpywareAnalytics Forum”

  1. May 2nd, 2010 at 11:04 am

    antihacker101 says:

    been fighting the original hacker and botnet since aug 2008. i found a ADS program on rootkitanalytics.com

    its awesome. BUT

    im also reading on what i been telling everyone in the last 2 years concerning the botnet runnin independant using KERNEL, BIOS, FIRMWARE, HARDWARE, but wonder if there is tools yet that can allow me to see all and alter and remove.

    i can see some of the tools used such as HTTP which is thought to be port 80. this device uses port 0(prolly links with altered HUB), and routes through SYSTEM(4) to route and links loopback to the outgoing IP, then continues to a hidden fake internet connection that is actually window’s media player, this is somehow SYNCed with mobsyce, and circles to eather adobe virtual drive in temp, or a yahoo pipe service.

    any way i can remove or alter these devices and rid it permanantly

    thanks

  2. May 2nd, 2010 at 1:01 pm

    Nagareshwar Talekar says:

    Botnet??

    We are coming up with better tool for botnet detection, for more details check out,
    http://botnet.kaffenews.com/

    However there is no single tool which can resolve the problem you are experiencing. You can use basically rootkit detection tools to find out any hidden process, then look for any hidden ports within these processes and kill any processes which look suspicious….

    Use IceSword, it can detect hidden processes as well as ports/network connections. Other tool will be Gmer.

    I recommend posting your query on SpywareAnalytics Forum (http://forum.spywareanalytics.com) for wider audience and more inputs….

    Good luck,
    Nag

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