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share data #2

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Carklitos opened this issue Jan 15, 2023 · 1 comment
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Carklitos opened this issue Jan 15, 2023 · 1 comment
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is it possible to send the data of the person who opens the spyware to another pc?

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mauricelambert commented Jan 19, 2023

Yes it's possible.

  • Step 1: Compress data in a archive file (a ZIP file or compressed tar archive).
  • Step 2: Check the victim's computer have access to your computer (for example in a local network) or to your public server (if victim's network doesn't have any firewall it's probably the best solution).
  • Step 3: Send it with a socket, it's easy to use HTTP to extract data but you can you any protocol (DNS, NTP, SNMP, a simple TCP/UDP socket...).

I don't share this solution because data extraction is really simple without any protection like a firewall, but you need to implement your custom solution when there is a firewall on the victim's network to bypass it.

It's a complete package to make a data extractor to bypass firewall, you can use steganography or/and trusted API like linkedin, telegram...

I will probably write an extractor in the future, but not now.

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