ASUIT TROJAN ALADINO

Asuit TrojanAladino is a client/server application that allows remote machine controllingand runs on any Windows version (w95,w98,wMe,NT y 2000).
The Aladino server is a 38KB executable file which after executing, copiesitself to the Windows’ system directory and adds a registry entry toguarantee its execution for the next time the computer is switched on(logged on in NT or 2000).It opens de 5005 TCP port for listening to client connections. Theclient-server communication is cyphered with the XTEA algorithm and a random64 bits password that changes on each connection.At the beginning of each connection, the client validates the identificationwith which both client and server will authenticate each other, andestablishes the password that will be used to cypher the connection.
The server provides 4 functionalities implemented as separated processes:* BOUNCER: multiuser bouncer service that listens to in a certain port andredirects the connection to the specified destination host and port. Thisis done transparently so that there is no validation of the identificationor conection cypher.* TELNET SERVER: multiuser shell service that listens to in a certain portand opens a shell redirected to that port.* MINI FTP: file transfer multiuser service that allows sending andreceiving binary files from or to the machine.* KEYLOGGER: process that logs keystrokes in the remote machine to thespecified file.
Also, there are other 14 additional functions wich are listed below:* Message sending as a popup window* Machine rebooting* Logon session closing* General system info requesting* Remote screen capturing* BMP viewing* Process listing* Process killing* Extern program executing* Keystroke pushing* Visible window list* Registry entry deleting* Registry entry restoring* Aladino server death
If the server is run with “actualize” parameter will be a delay of 20 secsafter wich aladino will force its copy to the system directory (overwrittingan old version) and start offering the services normally.This function has been included for making easier the remote serverupdate, the only thing that is had to be done is to upload by FTP the newversion of the aladino server, run it with the “actualize” parameter andsend the order of death to the actual server. After 30 secs, the new serverwill overwrite the old one and the update will be complete.
The client is like a text-mode shell. It has different parameters for eachservice of the server it wants to connect to:
usage: aclient [/ntsh /ftp ]
Examples:aclient 10.0.0.1This will connect the user to the control console of the aladinoserver at host 10.0.0.1
aclient 10.0.0.1 /ntsh 6000This will connect the user to the telnet service that listens forincoming connections at port 6000 of the host 10.0.0.1
aclient 10.0.0.1 /ftp 7000This will connect the user to the miniFTP service that listens forincoming connections at port 7000 of the host 10.0.0.1
The HELP command provides a listing of all available command’s syntax.If you need a detailed info about a command you can use HELP .
It’s neccessary to keep in mind that \ must be duplicated while especifingpaths and that \ followed by a space avoids using that space as parameterseparator.Examples:SCREEN_CAPTURE c:\\temp\\myscreen.bmpMESSAGE this\ is\ the\ title This\ is\ the\ text
For a detailed info about the 35 client commands, examples of use, faq andthat kind of things, I suggest the “Aladino manual for dummies”.