Windows Rootkits are a big rarity in this modern web hacking tehnology…
I won’t speak exactly about rootkits, because it’s impropriate to call them that way… why? Well rootkits are programs that aid you in getting access to root level users…
So in the case we are using Windows rootkits
we should call them admkits (admin kits [©copyrighted to me of course])…. So let’s cut the **** and get down to serious business.
Note: the following admkits are from www.packetstormsecurity.org, there also could be others available on the net… not just the following 4
Windows NT Rootkit v0.04 alpha – Hides processes, files, directories, has k-mode shell using TCP/IP – you can telnet into rootkit from remote. Hides registry keys – (keyboard patch disabled in this build.) Includes execution redirection.
Fake Netstat is a windows copy of netstat which can hide certain network connections. Requires renaming the original netstat.
Ntbindshell is a lightweight (24k compiled) cmd.exe backdoor for Windows. Full C source included. Provides two modes of operation – standard (listening mode) or reverse-connect mode. Includes the ability to install itself as a system service, providing a shell with LocalSystem privileges.
Reverse telnet redirector / port redirector and front end console for Windows. Perfect for firewall bypassing from inside out. Can be used for bouncing connections, piping or relaying data, or as a quick MIM chat server. Windows executable form only.
More information of course can be found in the readme files from the archive…
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I’ll be doing an extensive article on rootkits and anti-rootkit defences soon, it’s in the works, this is a nice taster.
i’m wondering why the fake netstat is included here – it doesn’t appear to fall under your definition of adminkit… the description only mentions hiding network traffic…
yes thats right… but i have included it because it hides ports for subseven, netbus etc. which are used by trojans… so it could be considered a very useful tool as admkit… also it has the posibility to chose which ports to hide, by recompiling the source…
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hi friends
this is really a useful share also i want to know is there any way to take admin rights on windows based Machines (NT based system) when i logged in as normal user in a domain envirenment. spacially when i dont have access to CD and Floppy and USB as well.
need assistance from experts.