Name:	Dunrape
Aliases:	Disorg Dial up Raper, Dailupraper,
Ports:	N/A
Files:	Dunrape.zip - 1,437,508 bytes Dailupraper.exe - 15,862 bytes Dailupraper.dep - 1,028 bytes Setup.exe - 89,600 bytes Setup1.exe - 73,379 bytes Comcat.dll - 10,146 bytes Ctl3d32.dll - 15,600 bytes Msvbvm50.dll - 865,298 bytes Oleaut32.dll - 323,509 bytes Olepro32.dll - 15,904 bytes Asycfilt.dll - 75,818 bytes St5unst.exe - 37,850 bytes Stdole2.tlb - 7,136 bytes Vb5stkit.dll - 16,457 bytes
Created:	Mar 2000
Requires:	N/A
Actions:	Steals passwords / ActiveX trojan
Versions:	1.0,
Registers:	N/A
Notes:	Works on Windows 95 and 98.
Country:	N/A
Program:	Written in Visual Basic 5.

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