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File CrazyMulti3.txt - (485.50KB )
5777 No. 5777
Alright, so, like a dumbass, I downloaded a program that I now think might contain a keylogger. I got it from crazymulti(dot)tk.
I know it's a VB program, and I've taken a look at it with some free (read: evaluation version) VB disassemblers. Unfortunately, I've been unable to find anything that confirms my suspicions.
Does anyone want to take a look, or at least point me in the direction of a free, fully-functional, non-trial version of a VB disassembler?
>> No. 5779
First off, your file upload fails. I had to download the program from the site.
Escond: I do not have access to a VB disassembler, but I uploaded it to virustotal, and here's the result...
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/a6ab97793e35dd5c489d3773a751d653a8baa1379a576fb84bc07fccd9a7f09f-1257365620

tl;dr: 30 out of 41 antivirus programs think that it's bad.
Also take this into account: The instructions in the attached text file smells rotten long way. It's also very suspicious that the file has a description field of Realtek Azalia Audio - Event Monitor. I bet you have an unkillable process called Alcxmntr.exe in your task list - and a sound card that doesn't come from Realtek.

This is your typical malware. If you clicked it, enjoy your aids.
>> No. 5780
I didn't bother disassembling it. Looks like VB.Net and for some reason it references System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol

I don't know what the program is supposed to do, so I can't say anything other than that I think it looks suspecious


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