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| Name: | Ini-Killer |
| Aliases: | N/A |
| Ports: | 555, 9989 |
| Files: | Inik.zip - 66,902 bytes Inik2.zip - 75,423 bytes IniKiller1.2.zip - 10,236 bytes IniKillerPro3.0.zip - 75,886 bytes IniKillerPro3.2.zip - 76,406 bytes IniKillerPro4.0.zip - 67,247 bytes Iniserv.zip - 3,687 bytes Server.zip - 5,825 bytes Server.zip - 6,301 bytes Inikiller.exe - 28,672 bytes Inikill.exe - 110,592 bytes Inikill.exe - 102,400 bytes Server.exe - 28,672 bytes Server.exe - 32,768 bytes Bad.exe - |
| Created: | Feb 1999 |
| Requires: | VB 6 runtime files - are required to run the trojan. |
| Actions: | Remote Access |
| | The main golaf for this trojan is so sabotage the work for the person infected by the trojan server and MooSoft sees Ini-Killer as a destructive trojan. |
| Versions: | Client: 1.2, 2.0 Pro, 3.0 Pro, 3.2 Pro, 3.5, 4.0 Pro, Server: 2.3, |
| Registers: | HLM\SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\ |
| Notes: | Works on Windows 95, 98 and NT. |
| Country: | written in Sweden |
| Program: | Written in Visual Basic 6. |
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