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Seose 0.1.7b/0.1.9 malware warning
| The old Seose download "seose-bin.0.1.7b.zip" hosted on sordie.co.uk has been detected as containing a trojan "Trojan.Agent-148430". If you believe you may have downloaded and used Seose 0.1.7b in the past, please perform a virus scan on your computer, and delete any old copies of the download to prevent distribution.
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Oh the laughs I got off of this. Good job on the heads up.
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| YOU SAVED LIVES TODAY MAN
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Why would sordie put malware in her software o.o? --- If money doesn't grow on trees, then why do banks have branches?
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| So it will die. --- http://www.torn.com/478456
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Lol EOserv people always hacking and giving people viruses. I won't download shit from yall lol.
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| As erotic as I find "*wrangles Sordie over his knee and brandishes a paddle*" ;] I give you my word I have never added any malicious code to Seose. Assuming there has never been an upload from any other computer than mine (Sausage can check this as he has the logs, dates and knows myIP)thenthis is probably a false negative. Obviously I advice caution and if you're unsure then never run anything on your computer. EDIT: Just upload this to virustotal. Here are the results: https://www.virustotal.com/file/5ce5414b2dc5b2e30db2f84ba70f5585b85c4c71e0736d01411e64ffffb4a067/analysis/1335471528/ One suspicious result but the .exe file is exactly the same as the original on my personal computer so I'm pretty sure it's a false negative. Oh wait, what am I saying XD lol I missed an opportunity here! Errr.. New stance: I was actually forced to write Seose by the devil and it has more viruses than a Las Vegas Hooker! Delete it! DELETE IT! =P EDIT (EDIT): First seen by VirusTotal2010-01-29 09:39:58 UTC ( 2 years, 2 months ago )Last seen by VirusTotal2012-04-26 20:18:48 UTC ( 10 minutes ago )So I'm guessing nobody has actually "hacked" sordie.co.uk and the zip has been the same for over 2 years =P --- http://sordie.co.uk http://twitter.com/@SordieEO
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| You scanned File name: seose-bin.0.2.7b.zip Sausage said: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning Does the version matter? Also im not saying theres a virus because i used Seose ages ago and nothing of mine has gone missing (I hope XD) --- "Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive."
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Standard posted: (26th Apr 2012, 08:37 pm) ha! Lol good point. I guess I'm dumb.. Scanning now XD Holy crap. Eeek!. Nobody use this until I've investigated: https://www.virustotal.com/file/8c9d2598ff5e99ef1d890d5f357c970b0ca79817e9ce59dead6e629779dabe0b/analysis/1335472835/ (this is the archive from my own computer, not a download from sordie.co.uk so it's the original) EDIT: THREAT IS REAL! If anyone still has Seose 0.1.7b on their computers, delete it. The executable within the released .zip file looks nothing like original compile of that version and therefore should not be trusted in any way. CRC-32's Original: E79A44B2 Infected: 29E3928B I truly am sorry about this guys. I hope nobody has ever had any problem due to this but in all the time it has been in the public domain I have never heard anything so fingers crossed. Anyone worried about a compromise to their system should assure they have an up to date virus checker such as thefree Microsoft Security Essentials installed and enabled. *bends over ready for a community spanking* =S EDIT: Posted this to sordie.co.uk front page via twitter, if you run/help/post on another eo community site then please post a link to this thread ASAP. --- http://sordie.co.uk http://twitter.com/@SordieEO
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
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--- Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Spanks :] --- Qbot/null
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| I'm not sure whats more baffling, the fact that a "Compromise" occured, the fact it was done on an older version of SEOSE, or the fact that if it was a real compromise done by an unknown assailant that they'd do so to not only SEOSE, a dead project, but a dead version of it nonetheless? I guess
maybe I could understand it if the older version didnt have the backdoor, and then what baffles me more is what is it they were trying to accomplish if it wasn't sordie herself trying to kill her own project? xD
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| vysen posted: (27th Apr 2012, 01:06 am)What baffles me is that Sordie still hosts software for download that she's trying to kill. o_O --- Want to learn to pixel? Pixelsource.org
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Cirras posted: (27th Apr 2012, 05:38 pm)You make an extremely valid point :Lvysen posted: (27th Apr 2012, 01:06 am)What baffles me is that Sordie still hosts software for download that she's trying to kill. o_O
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Re: Seose 0.1.7b malware warning
| Good points. Easily answered. 1) Nobody has recently modified old versions, this compromise is in the original release of 0.1.7b. Just it's never been found (or ever been a problem) until now. 2) I don't host, run, update or even own sordie.co.uk anymore. Sausage does. I can post on the front page because it just gets the content from one of my twitter accounts. 3) Um no three.. Just seems like I needed one =P EDIT: Wild, all I can think of is back when Scott hosted sordie.co.uk. It was once compromised by bankhead and both the website, my computer and my hotmail accounts where compromised. Kinda glad Sausage hosted it for me as it was much more secure that what I ever got from Scott (although we all kinda still miss him) I remember it well because he tried to blackmail me for my hotmail account and it all kinda went wrong for him from there XD. --- http://sordie.co.uk http://twitter.com/@SordieEO |