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Random Exe from Apple Webserver 2017-05-19 07:16:35 Post No. 60486709
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>on train
>decide to scan random hosts on the built in WiFi
>find an Apple device with a webserver running
>connect to it on browser
>immediately downloads an exe
What could it be lads? I'm on GNU/Linux but I will try to move it to a shit top with windows later. Any ideas?
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This is interesting. Bump.
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>>60486709
Try just extracting the strings from it first. You can do it on Linux.
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run it on wine
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>>60486709
bumpin'
this might be pretty interesting.
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Run it in a VM
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install gentoo
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>>60487001
Yeah, just use a VM
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>>60486709
what's the filename and size?
is it clean on virustotal?
have you run strings against it?
is the file signed?
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>>60486709
upload on mega and link here
currently on winblows
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>>60486709
$ strings thing.exe
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>>60486709
im interested
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Will op deliver?
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Apple Airports are configured using a desktop program instead of a web page like most mobile router/WAP combos. OS X has this built in, but windows PCs need the program. I bet you thats what it is.
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>>60486709
op, put it in a tarball then zip it, after that put it on megaupload and drop the link here
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>>60486914
>>60487099
>>60487215
Do not run strings on arbitrary files.
CVE-2014-8485
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>>60489001
Run strings -a on a Linux system. OpenBSD doesn't have this problem
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