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omega Bugs, Flames, Comments - r-22 - Dec 10, 2009
please feel free to view the public versions here:
http://4x10m.limewebs.com/
http://4x10m.limewebs.com/omega.rar
TODO:
create a wrapper for rxbot scanner
create omega core scanner
add more exploits
add tftpd
more packet types for DDoS/DoS
DLL Injection
add socks4d
gnutella protocol handling
http control center
please feel free to add features to this
also if you find bugs add them too like
[BUG-00001]Line24:scanner.c- Invalid pointer to pointer type
May have something to do with the mis-cast variable
Use your imagination.
TOOLS
Visual Studio 2008 (cl.exe) on Windows
GNU C Compiler (gcc) on UNIX
Netwide Assembler (nasm) on Windows and UNIX
* - Hobbes - Dec 10, 2009
How about releasing that private one that you were talking about in the other thread? ;)
You know you wanna...
Also, stability wise, how good is it? Worth the hassle in setting it up?
* - r-22 - Dec 10, 2009
(Dec 10, 2009 05:51 AM)Hobbes Wrote: How about releasing that private one that you were talking about in the other thread? ;)
You know you wanna...
Also, stability wise, how good is it? Worth the hassle in setting it up?
the private source was lost in 2004 during a raid. it was on a pendrive that i had to destroy.
the bot does not ping out like rxbot used to if thats what youre asking.
* - Hobbes - Dec 10, 2009
Quick question, when I compiled it with the bat file given, then executed it, it was listening for connections from the internet.
Is there something that I'm not getting?
* - r-22 - Dec 10, 2009
(Dec 10, 2009 08:28 AM)Hobbes Wrote: Quick question, when I compiled it with the bat file given, then executed it, it was listening for connections from the internet.
Is there something that I'm not getting?
It has a built-in httpd for use with the 37085 exploit against ie7. The exploit has not been completed yet, but you can look through the httpd.c source file to see what it is doing.
* - Hobbes - Dec 10, 2009
Ah, I see now. Thank you.