>setup a virtual machine with a vpn >download malware >sniff

>thousands of megabytes

fuck off snitch

>>61948396
>download malware
>sniff the network packets
>extract the login details
>gain access to thousands of megabytes of keylogger data

lolwat?

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>>61948408
pretty much the largest collection of user data i've ever seen, i might have exaggerated the size a bit but still

>>61948438
pic related

>>61948426
no fuck you

>>61948451
Nice. I hate malware, you're doing lords work.

>>61948396
Send it to BleepingComputer

>>61948451
NO

FUCK

U

SNITCH

Any good nudes?

What programs do you guys use to analyze what a virus do inside a VM?
I guess procmon, wireshark? What else?

>>61948480
Get fucked, Rajeet

>>61948501
hurry call the bobbies, cunt

Again and again I'm surprised how subpar malware can be so successful.
>centralized control, not P2P
>apparently every client holds the login details for the centralized control server
Really astonishing.

>>61948396
Write a blog post and submit it to HN

>>61948513
>bobbies

Fucking kek, britbongs have the gayest slang possible

>>61948521
I wouldn't be surprised if this was the work of some script kiddie.

I remember an incident when an skid made ransomware and left their SQL database credentials in cleartext, this lead to a security researcher dumping the database and publishing the decryption keys for the victims for free.

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>>61948496
I use filemon with netmon 3.4

>>61948549
u type that shit n say my slang is lacking...fuck outta here you extra medium yesterday

>>61948572
I'm just surprised that malware this shoddy is successful in any way

>>61948572
>>61948657
this particular malware seems to have hundreds of customers, every customer has their own folder on the server with thousands upon thousands of keystroke data and "password recovery" data

it sends the data it gathers to a single FTP server and exposes its customer's username and password in plaintext in netmon. pretty shocking, I agree