 MS04-032: Ecommander Backdoor |
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MS04-032: Ecommander Backdoor http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data...mcommander.html Backdoor.Emcommander is a Backdoor Trojan distributed as an EMF image file. It exploits the Microsoft Windows WMF/EMF Image Format Rendering Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-032) and allows an attacker to control the compromised system. Opens a backdoor on TCP port 31337 and listens for commands from an attacker. The port number may vary because Backdoor.Emcommander can be built with a Backdoor.ConstructKit tool, where the port number can be specified as a parameter. Executes the remote command sent by the attacker through the Internet. The remote command is executed through "cmd.exe" of the compromised system -------------------- |
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