Trojan

kit · 02-10-2007

Hi.
How to detect an undetecteble trojan when tries to connect to its owner?

upgrader · 02-10-2007

Hi kit,

We have a dedicated team of security analysts here - if you would like to follow the PCHF prework link in my dig and post back here your logs as attachments an analyst will take a look at them for you.

Chris

kit · 02-10-2007

Hi,
I'm using TCPview from Sysinternals and a netstat from cmd. How and if a trojan will be visible? I'm just asking.
Thanks!

chiaz · 02-11-2007

Both allow you to see what ports are listening or connected on your computer and what executable/application owns that process; if I'm not wrong.

What firewall are you running? A commercial firewall would most likely have a Program Control feature, which detects and allows you to stop, or allow programs that want to connect to the internet/server.

kit · 02-11-2007

Hi,
i'm using only xp firewall. If a trojan is present will this be shown like for example A0000998.exe, wich will conect to it's owner or looks different?

upgrader · 02-11-2007

XP's built in firewall isn't particularly good, i recommend using Zonealarm Free Edition.

ZoneAlarm - Free Software Downloads and Software Reviews - Download.com

02-10-2007	#1
kit Bronze Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14	Trojan Hi. How to detect an undetecteble trojan when tries to connect to its owner?

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upgrader Site Manager Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: /home/upgrader/ Posts: 7,250 PC Experience: Some Experience	Hi kit, We have a dedicated team of security analysts here - if you would like to follow the PCHF prework link in my dig and post back here your logs as attachments an analyst will take a look at them for you. Chris __________________ PCHF Rules--PCHF Prework--PCHF Downloads

02-10-2007	#3
kit Bronze Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14	Hi, I'm using TCPview from Sysinternals and a netstat from cmd. How and if a trojan will be visible? I'm just asking. Thanks! Last edited by kit; 02-10-2007 at 11:40 PM.

02-11-2007	#6
upgrader Site Manager Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: /home/upgrader/ Posts: 7,250 PC Experience: Some Experience	XP's built in firewall isn't particularly good, i recommend using Zonealarm Free Edition. ZoneAlarm - Free Software Downloads and Software Reviews - Download.com __________________ PCHF Rules--PCHF Prework--PCHF Downloads

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02-11-2007	#4
chiaz Senior Security Analyst Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Singapore Posts: 5,176 PC Experience: PC Guru	Both allow you to see what ports are listening or connected on your computer and what executable/application owns that process; if I'm not wrong. What firewall are you running? A commercial firewall would most likely have a Program Control feature, which detects and allows you to stop, or allow programs that want to connect to the internet/server.