Writing a virus with java
How can i write a virus with java for the sole purpose of testing my networks virus protection software?
Yes, you can write viruses in Java, but I'm not going to tell you how... ;-P
No, seriously, it can be done, but these viruses are generally limited to infecting other Java programs. Think the applet sandbox is safe? Like hell is it! There are a lot of flaws in various VMs that you can exploit by the modification of existing class files. Then there is monkeying with JARs, and so on. It is certainly possible to do it, but since Java has limited potential to access the OS, there is not a great deal you could do about infecting it.
The most effective viruses nowadays take advantage of human weaknesses rather than OS holes, so you could still use that in Java. However this it not ostensibly what you want to test.
Copy the following (exactly) into a text file, and rename it to something .COM :
X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*
This is not a virus, and is completely harmless, but it is executeable and should trigger most anti-virus systems.
When executed, it should print the line:
EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!
This assumes you are running windoze. For other platforms, I cannot help you.
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03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RASecureConnection.cpp,264): ReceivePrivate: count: 16, 32 wrapped up rawlength 32
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RASecureConnection.cpp,273): Rightbefore decrypt:
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RAEncryptor.cpp,69): RAEncryptor::Decrypt3DES: input length (24) moded to 3
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RASecureConnection.cpp,114): SendPrivate: count: 0 pad: 4
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RAEncryptor.cpp,128): Error reading encrpytion key from registry. Using default.
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RASecureConnection.cpp,571): Session key :
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/client_handler.cpp,344): got 16036 bytes
03/27/2009 00.20.25.875000 [3068] (../../../../src/wps/agent/connect/RASecureConnection.cpp,264): ReceivePrivate: count: 16012, 16032 wrapped up rawlengthWorkflow Trace:
<List>
<String>defaultPasswordExp</String>
<String>365</String>
</List>
</List>
</ResultRows>
</ResultTable>
</ResultItem>
<ResultItem type='error' status='error'>
<ResultError throwable='com.waveset.util.WavesetException'>
<StackTrace>com.waveset.util.WavesetException:
==> java.io.EOFException:
at com.waveset.adapter.AgentResourceAdapter.getResponseBytes(AgentResourceAdapter.java:924)
at com.waveset.adapter.AgentResourceAdapter.getResponse(AgentResourceAdapter.java:955)
at com.waveset.adapter.AgentResourceAdapter.getResponse(AgentResourceAdapter.java:940)
at com.waveset.adapter.AgentResourceAdapter.getResponse(AgentResourceAdapter.java:934)
at com.waveset.adapter.AgentResourceAdapter.doCreateOrUpdateRequest(AgentResourceAdapter.java:1289)
at com.waveset.adapter.DominoResourceAdapter.doCreateOrUpdateRequest(DominoResourceAdapter.java:1072)
at com.waveset.adapter.AgentResourceAdapter.createAccounts(AgentResourceAdapter.java:266)
at com.waveset.adapter.ResourceAdapterBase.createAccount(ResourceAdapterBase.java:832)
at com.waveset.adapter.ResourceAdapterProxy.createAccount(ResourceAdapterProxy.java:213)
at com.waveset.provision.ProvisionContext.doResource(ProvisionContext.java:2103)
at com.waveset.provision.ProvisionContext.processOp(ProvisionContext.java:592)
at com.waveset.provision.ThreadContext.processContext(ThreadContext.java:330)
at com.waveset.provision.ThreadContext.launchThreads(ThreadContext.java:239)
at com.waveset.provision.ProvisionContext.doResources(ProvisionContext.java:280)
at com.waveset.provision.Provisioner.reProvision(Provisioner.java:2226)
at com.waveset.provision.Provisioner.reProvision(Provisioner.java:1416)
at com.waveset.provision.WorkflowServices.reProvision(WorkflowServices.java:2791)
at com.waveset.provision.WorkflowServices.call(WorkflowServices.java:789)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection.access$700(RASecureConnection.java:53)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection$ReceiveThread.run(RASecureConnection.java:1080)
Wrapped exception:
java.io.EOFException
at java.io.DataInputStream.readFully(DataInputStream.java:204)
at java.io.DataInputStream.readInt(DataInputStream.java:380)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection.ReceivePrivateThread(RASecureConnection.java:540)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection.access$700(RASecureConnection.java:53)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection$ReceiveThread.run(RASecureConnection.java:1080)
</StackTrace>
<ResultError throwable='java.io.EOFException'>
<StackTrace>java.io.EOFException
at java.io.DataInputStream.readFully(DataInputStream.java:204)
at java.io.DataInputStream.readInt(DataInputStream.java:380)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection.ReceivePrivateThread(RASecureConnection.java:540)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection.access$700(RASecureConnection.java:53)
at com.waveset.adapter.RASecureConnection$ReceiveThread.run(RASecureConnection.java:1080)
</StackTrace>
</ResultError>
</ResultError>
</ResultItem>
</WavesetResult>
</ResourceResult> -
C++ can send a "struct" over TCP.How to do the same fuction with JAVA?
as Title~
C++ send a struct like the following...
NEO_MSG neo_msg;
struct NEO_MSG
int iPortRecv; // port for recv data of client
char verify;
////After create a TCP connection....
send(ServerSock, (char*)&neo_msg, sizeof(neo_msg), 0);
How to rewrite it with JAVA?If you are trying to do it in a way that is compatible with C++, then you'll need to write the bytes to the socket. You can do this by wrapping the socket's output stream with a DataOutputStream, then writing each value in order.
Remember that a C++ struct is just a convention of accessing a linear array of bytes, so the above is equivalent.
If you are just trying to send an Object's data over a socket (to another Java app), then you can wrap the socket's output stream with an ObjectOutputStream, then just write the object to it.
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