ShadowBrokers Releases NSA UNITEDRAKE Manual That Targets Windows Machines (schneier.com)
AmiMoJo shares a report from Schneier on Security: The ShadowBrokers released the manual for UNITEDRAKE, a sophisticated NSA Trojan that targets Windows machines: "Able to compromise Windows PCs running on XP, Windows Server 2003 and 2008, Vista, Windows 7 SP 1 and below, as well as Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, the attack tool acts as a service to capture information. UNITEDRAKE, described as a 'fully extensible remote collection system designed for Windows targets,' also gives operators the opportunity to take complete control of a device. The malware's modules -- including FOGGYBOTTOM and GROK -- can perform tasks including listening in and monitoring communication, capturing keystrokes and both webcam and microphone usage, the impersonation users, stealing diagnostics information and self-destructing once tasks are completed."
Self-destruction? A complete self-uninstall - no registry entries left behind, no temporary files, DLL's lurking in system32, no empty folders?
It's miracle software. NSA - sell your uninstaller and you can pay off the US National debt.
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Americans aren't doing shit like this. The NSA is. There's a difference.
notice win10 is not on the list :) /duck
because NSA doesn't need undertake, spyware is baked in
except dumb remote access keystroke extensions.
We already know Windows security is crap which is why malware for Linux systems would be far more interesting.
Anons need not reply. Questions end with a question mark.
Computers are insecure. They run software. Software can do anything the programmers wants it to. The operating system doesn't matter either. Why do people expect computers or the Internet to be secure? They aren't.
they deserve what every they get. After almost 25 years of problems with Windows NT, I don't understand why anyone still uses it.
NSA for having their stuff stolen and published.
Microsoft for making the shipping the bugs that made it all possible.
The sad thing is that neither seems much concerned.
So you're saying that the US essentially isn't a democracy? Because in a democracy, in theory the power is with the people. The irony is huge - the US is a shining beacon of democracy, freedom, liberty and hope, but only when convenient; the rest of the time, the populace is completely out-of-touch with what the government does, and have no responsibility.
Anybody that believes Microsoft's claims that Windows is secure needs this reality check.
Why do they need unitedrake when they have AMT? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
"Contact Software, Inc.
12345 Main Street â Suite 100
Phone 123.456.7890 â Fax 123.456.7890"
No city or state provided.
Seems legit.
2012R2 OK ?
Sorry, done on your behalf, for your benefit, and tacitly approved as "as long as you're keeping us safe I don't care what you do to everyone else".
Fucking Americans, too stupid to understand the same thing is the same thing.
Approved by whom? I surely didn't approve it and I'd quite rather it stopped, personally.
Fucking Whereveryou'refromicans, too stupid to understand that not everyone from a given country agrees with the actions of their government.
Wait, no, that's just you.
APK quotes people (including myself) without context and should not be trusted. Just thought you should know.
Oh? And where is the NSA? On Mars?
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