I bought this crypter last night (well, really early this morning) and I told Vysse that if it worked like he said I would give him a vouch. Here are the results. (Warning, there are some larger images in this)
My Blackshades settings:
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Note: these are the default .net settings for Blackshades.
My Vcrypt settings:
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Note: Use Vcrypt to add to startup, NOT Blackshades.
Crypted with those settings. Here are the scan results:
NVT
File Info
Report date: 2011-05-16 09:10:19 (GMT 1)
File name: vcrypt-exe
File size: 651264 bytes
MD5 Hash: 70457a2b07e24ae4023808e960af0e3f
SHA1 Hash: 0f63e8ff372bf2aa24351de0eb6ddb06f9ecb5cb
Detection rate: 0 on 6 (0%)
Status: CLEAN
Detections
AVG -
Avira AntiVir -
ClamAV -
Emsisoft -
TrendMicro -
Zoner -
Scan report generated by
NoVirusThanks.org
Scan4you:
Scan Results: 0/33
AVG Free - OK
ArcaVir - OK
Avast 5 - OK
Avast - OK
AntiVir (Avira) - OK
BitDefender - OK
VirusBuster Internet Security - OK
Clam Antivirus - OK
COMODO Internet Security - OK
Dr.Web - OK
eTrust-Vet - OK
F-PROT Antivirus - OK
F-Secure Internet Security - OK
G Data - OK
IKARUS Security - OK
Kaspersky Antivirus - OK
McAfee - OK
MS Security Essentials - OK
ESET NOD32 - OK
Norman - OK
Norton Antivirus - OK
Panda Security - OK
A-Squared - OK
Quick Heal Antivirus - OK
Rising Antivirus - OK
Solo Antivirus - OK
Sophos - OK
Trend Micro Internet Security - OK
VBA32 Antivirus - OK
Vexira Antivirus - OK
Webroot Internet Security - OK
Zoner AntiVirus - OK
AhnLab V3 Internet Security - OK
Descry Scanner ( Online Crypter's custom scan engine - surpasses Scan4you IMHO)
Scan Results: 0/29
A-Squared (Windows) - OK
Avast 4 (Linux) - OK
Avast 5 (Windows) - OK
AVG (Linux) - OK
AVG 2011 (Windows) - OK
Avira (Windows) - OK
BitDefender (Linux) - OK
ClamAV (Linux) - OK
ClamWin (Windows) - OK
Dr. Web (Windows) - OK
F-PROT (Linux) - OK
G Data (Windows) - OK
IKARUS (Windows) - OK
Kaspersky (Linux) - OK
Kaspersky 2011 (Windows) - OK
McAfee (Windows) - OK
Microsoft Security Essentials - OK
NOD32 (Windows) - OK
Panda (Linux) - OK
Panda (Windows) - OK
Sophos (Linux) - OK
TrendMicro (Windows) - OK
VBA32 (Linux) - OK
VBA32 (Windows) - OK
Vexira (Linux) - OK
VirusBuster (Linux) - OK
VirusBuster (Windows) - OK
Zoner Antivirus (Linux) - OK
Zoner Antivirus (Windows) - OK
Scan Results provided by OnlineCrypter [url=]http://www.onlinecrypter.com/descry_scan_results.php?id=4449[/url]
I then took my crypted server and tested it in a couple of different environments. One is in a Vmware sandbox, with Spyware Dr with Antivirus installed, also have a snapshot that has regular Spyware Dr and AVG antivirus installed. The other is an older laptop that I use just to test things out with. It has Nod32 and Trend Micro installed, which I take turns disabling to be able to test against both.
My Blackshades running with both bots installed:
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Running processes on the laptop. Note that the server is running along with Nod32
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The Nod32 scan with the server running:
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The same happened with Trend Micro. Neither detected the server while it was being loaded on the machine or when it was ran.
On the Vmware machine, It was the same for AVG. It did not detect scantime or runtime, or during a scan while the server was running. Spyware Dr with antivirus didn't detect it scantime, but when it was activated threw up a warning and a "blocked" message The interesting thing is that while it showed it as blocked, the server still installed and ran, and Spyware Dr didn't pick it up in the ensuing scan. So, it was only at the moment of injection that it was detected, but was not able to be stopped.
In this image is the server running with Spyware Dr.
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For those of you that may not know, Spyware Dr with AV, when kept updated, is EXTREMELY hard to fool. But again, the interesting thing is it failed to STOP the server, even though it said it did. Worst case scenario I can live with that, because if it doesn't catch it until it's injecting, and it says it blocks it but doesn't, then fails to see it on a scan afterward, then the only downside would be that whoever I sent it to would not trust me as a file source.
All this was my very first crypt with Vcrypt. I would have done more, but it was like 4:30 am and I was beat.
I have to give this product a vouch. Upon payment, I was up and running in 5 minutes. I got pretty good results so far.I am going to play with my settings a bit today, and test against more AVs.
When I have more results I will post back with my settings.