Name:	Breach
Aliases:	Breach Pro, Prowler, Breach Prowler,
Ports:	420
Files:	Breachpro.zip - 467,795 bytes Liveupdater.zip - 499,121 bytes Prowler15.zip - Prowler20.zip - 942,679 bytes Breach4.5b.zip - Breach45b.zip - 910,924 bytes Breachpro.exe - 509,952 bytes Windll32.exe - 421,888 bytes Liveupdater.exe - 697,856 bytes Inzdll.dll - 116,224 bytes Help.zip - 49,647 bytes Prowlerclient.exe - 626,688 bytes Command32.exe - 437,248 bytes Serveredit.exe - 540,160 bytes Breachclient.exe - 977,408 bytes Windll.exe - 541,184 bytes
Created:	Jan 2000
Requires:	N/A
Actions:	Remote Access / Keylogger
Versions:	1.0 pro, 1.0 updater, 1.5 Prowler, 2.0 Prowler, 4.5beta,
Registers:	N/A
Notes:	Works on Windows 95, 98 and NT.
Country:	N/A
Program:	Written in Delphi 5.

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