I've cybergate keylogger.I want to know if i bind it to a jpg file to make overall jpg file.Then if victim open that jpg file.Will the server be installed on victim's computer?
Will cybergate server work if i change its extension to jpeg |
(Aug 12, 2011 06:44 AM)Douchebag # 145 Wrote: No, it will still be a .exe. Or, you can use an extension spoofer and change it to .jpg, although it will still be an application, or do it by hand. Either way, it will still secretly be a .exe/application. I've a MS DOS trick to bind two files & convert them into desired format but i want to know victim open that image file will he be infected?? (Aug 12, 2011 06:56 AM)Pat. Wrote: Ya just use a spoofer? It would do the same thing right? No no.I'm not asking how to bind it.I already know the way to bind it. I want to know will that bound keylogger work if victim opens that jpeg file to which keylogger server is bound. (Aug 12, 2011 06:56 AM)Pat. Wrote: Ya just use a spoofer? It would do the same thing right? No no.I'm not asking how to bind it.I already know the way to bind it. I want to know will that bound keylogger work if victim opens that jpeg file to which keylogger server is bound.
Aug 12, 2011 09:07 AM
(This post was last modified: Aug 12, 2011 09:08 AM by Kom.)
(Aug 12, 2011 06:55 AM)Douchebag # 145 Wrote: UH, IDK. All i know is that you can't bind a .jpg with a .exe hoping for a .jpg to come out as your rat/logger. You should ask some one more advanced though. Yes you can bind a .exe to a .jpg and have it come out as a .jpg extension.... You can spoof it, Yes the logger will still run as long as you do it correctly. I suggest testing on your self with minimal settings / no start up or on a VM before spreading it though. Just to make sure you don't corrupt it. To pass the virus scan you need to make sure it's FUD. If it is then it's just because they don't allow you to send executable files over email. In which case you would have to rar it =/ or upload it to a site then post the link in the email saying the file was too large to send (or so the email provider told you) |
|
|

