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</table>Eric.freyssinethttps://www.botnets.fr/index.php?title=IRC_bot_for_Android&diff=1968&oldid=prevEric.freyssinet: Remplacement de texte — « |Editor=Kaspersky lab Lab » par « |Editor=Kaspersky lab »2014-08-27T19:14:08Z<p>Remplacement de texte — « |Editor=Kaspersky lab Lab » par « |Editor=Kaspersky lab »</p>
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|Link=http://www.securelist.com/en/blog/208193332/IRC_bot_for_Android<br />
|Author=Denis Maslennikov , <br />
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|Date=13 Janvier 2012<br />
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|Abstract=The IRC bot, after launching the SMS Trojan, will try to connect to IRC server 199.68.*.* (it was unavailable at the time of research) on channel ‘#andros’ with a random nickname. After that it is able to receive any shell commands from this server and execute them on an infected device.<br />
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This is first IRC bot for Android we’ve seen so far. And what is more interesting is that comes together with a root exploit and an SMS Trojan. They work together efficiently and the cybercriminal in this case has full access to an infected smartphone and can do anything he wants. [...]<br />
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|Malware=Foncy, <br />
|CCProtocol=IRC, <br />
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