Zitat:
First let me address Spynet Rat. “Spynet” was a Delphi coder with a rat coded in Delphi. As you know, all developers here at Hackhound are independent. We gave spynet our full support by allowing him a platform to release and develop his rat. The staff here never had visibility on the source code itself.
After several buggy releases, 1.8 seemed to improve and suddenly spynet announced the source was for sale.
One member bought the source code. Spynet decided to sale the source more than once, breaking his word and trust. And after the source was sold spynet even went as far as selling “private copy” of spynet to at least one person. The “private” copy is nothing more than the public 1.8 version. This was a scam.
Weeks ago we (hackhound) established a team called “binary crew”. That crew inspects and tests applications posted on Hackhound for back doors and infections.
The team combined with staff started carefully testing of all version of spynet. The team found at least one version that produces a random server that attempts to connect to a known spynet DNS. Simply put, a probable back doored server.
The connection attempt is completely random and don’t seem to have a trigger. Not all servers, not all the time. But….. sometimes.
Therefore, we consider all spynet versions untrustworthy and members are advised not to use it.
All spynet versions are been removed from hackhound. If you spot a download link, please bring it to the attention of a moderator.
