I've decided to share with everyone sample screenshots which I took back in 2010 while doing research in specific the malicious release's capability to eavesdrop on email communications initiated from the hosts of the affected victims part of the botnet with some pretty interesting and sophisticated features where the actual botnet master behind the release has already managed to accumulate some pretty decent stolen and compromised SMTP and POP3 accounting information.
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Thursday, November 03, 2022
Profiling a Email Password Harvesting Enabled Malicious Software Release - An Analysis
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