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| Another DarkMindZ release..
I saw people making mass deface tools, mass removal tools, mass destruction tools... bah..
this one, will backdoor the site, all writeable files, if run as root, you may be able to backdoor the full server, and get a report mailed to you .
its v1.5 now, improved the logger / report tool, and removed the premade backdoor, so you will have to make your own, but here is a simple backdoor that you may use.
Link: PHP Backdoor
Let me know what you think!
@G-Brain, yes I tend to use my exit; at the end of every exploit / shell / I make, hate the `left-over` content from RFI's.
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| | Backdoor? This is more like hitting out the back wall. |
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| DarkMindZ (2/5/2008)
G-Brain (2/5/2008) Backdoor? This is more like hitting out the back wall.
It is not a backdoor on its own, it is a mass backdoor tool, so you add your own $backdoor, and it would add that to the header of each PHP file.
Yeah, that's my point. If you put too many backdoors in, there's going to be no wall left. You put a backdoor in every file, and the probability that a webmaster opens a file with a backdoor is 1. |
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| G-Brain (2/5/2008)
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G-Brain (2/5/2008) Backdoor? This is more like hitting out the back wall.
It is not a backdoor on its own, it is a mass backdoor tool, so you add your own $backdoor, and it would add that to the header of each PHP file.
Yeah, that's my point. If you put too many backdoors in, there's going to be no wall left. You put a backdoor in every file, and the probability that a webmaster opens a file with a backdoor is 1.
ah good point,
so maybe next version, I make it choose a random file, or make it like, for every 10 files, choose 2 files, backdoor them, and add them to the report.
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| you are missing the point, the idea is to try an minimize the chance of someone finding the back door, so in other words you would want to add the backdoor to as few files as possible (like one file), every file that you add the back door to just increases the chance of someone finding it 
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| or, I was thinking of making it, choose a random entry point on each file, look for the end of a function } or start of a function, or the end of a variable, and put the backdoor there..
so the backdoor will have a different location on each file
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