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Tool.Linux.BruteSmtp.1

Added to the Dr.Web virus database: 2015-07-23

Virus description added:

SHA1: 1789b14cd198340aa8a7242915a85347f5248007

A tool used by cybercriminals that exploit Linux.PNScan.1, Linux.BackDoor.Tsunami.133, and Linux.BackDoor.Tsunami.144. This malicious program targets Linux OSes and is designed to brute-force SMTP servers. For example, it can be employed as follows:

./smtp -b $1 -t 2000 -p 25 -user users -pass pass

Parameters are as follows:

  • "-t"—maximum number of threads,
  • "-p"—port,
  • "-user"—path to the file with login list,
  • "-pass"—path to the file with password list,
  • "-b"—save the scan log to the file ("scan.log"),
  • "$1"—path to the file with IP address list.

If authorization attempt is successful, login and password are saved to "sparte.txt".

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