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| Detected | Jan 21 2004 04:22 GMT |
| Released | Jan 21 2004 04:22 GMT |
| Published | Jul 26 2006 10:45 GMT |
This primitive Win32 Trojan is designed to falsify the number of hits on www.sex.de. It is written in Assembler and is 3072 bytes in size. It is not packed in any way.
Once launched, the Trojan creates the following record in the system registry:
The Trojan then waits for the victim machine to connect to the Internet. When it detects a connection, it launches 4 streams, and then lapses into an unending cycle. 2 of the streams connect to the sex.de server and 2 to the www.sex.de server. The connection is via port 80.
The Trojan may noticeably slow the victim machine and generate a significant amount of traffic.
Programs classified as Trojan-Clicker are designed to access Internet resources (usually web pages). This is done either by sending appropriate commands to the browser or by replacing system files that provide “standard” addresses for Internet resources (such as the Windows hosts file).
A malicious user may use Trojan-Clicker programs to:
Trojan-Clicker.