Closed shawndwells closed 2 years ago
Re-introduces an inert Trojan, developed by CrowdStrike, that will attempt to connect to 192.168.0.1 over TCP port 4444.
This is a bit better than having live malware, that -actually- beaconed back to the creators when CrowdStrike policy enforcement was disabled ;)
Re-introduces an inert Trojan, developed by CrowdStrike, that will attempt to connect to 192.168.0.1 over TCP port 4444.
This is a bit better than having live malware, that -actually- beaconed back to the creators when CrowdStrike policy enforcement was disabled ;)