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Deep Throat is a hacker's
remote administration tool, much like the infamous Back Orifice and NetBus tools. Deep
Throat allows a hacker to access data and gain control over some Windows functions on
remote system. Deep Throat tool has client and server parts. The server part is installed
on a remote system to be accessed. The server part can be dropped to a TEMP directory with
a random name by a special dropper. On execution the server part installs itself to
Windows directory and it will be executed automatically during next Windows startup. If Deep Throat server part is released by a dropper it is the dropper that modifies the registry. The server part hides its process name in Windows task manager. Access to the running server part file is denied by Windows so it can't be removed easily while Windows is running. The client part allows to control the remote computer system where the server part is installed and active. The client part has a dialog interface which allows to perform tricks on remote system and to receive/send data, text and other information (some features are not implemented in version 1.0). The client and server parts use TCP/IP protocol to communicate with each other. The client part has an option to scan a range of IP addresses to search for active server part and connect to it. Below is the list of Deep Throat features: 1. Open and close CD-ROM
tray The server and client parts of
Deep Throat are packed with NeoLite Windows EXE files compressor that decreases their size
considerably and also makes detection of this Trojan more difficult. Version 1.0 of Deep Throat has bugs that might crash Windows. |