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		<title>Hacker uses peer-to-peer and Messaging software as the infection point for Botnets (updated)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Interesting Wired Article &#8221; Hacker Launches Botnet Attack via P2P Software&#8221; which you should read to understand how easy you can become a computer crime victim. Background: Jason Michael Milmont has agreed to plead guilty to masterminding a botnet. The defendant, Jason Michael Milmont, did develop an application or malware which was installed in a [...]]]></description>
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<p>Interesting Wired Article &#8221; <a title="Hacker Launches Botnet Attack via P2P Software" href="http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/06/hacker-launches.html" target="_blank">Hacker Launches Botnet Attack via P2P Software</a>&#8221; which you should read to understand how easy you can become a computer crime victim.</p>
<p>Background: Jason Michael Milmont has agreed to plead guilty to masterminding a botnet.</p>
<p>The defendant, Jason Michael Milmont, did develop an application or malware which was installed in a victim&#8217;s computer to allow Jason Milmont to gain access and control over the computer. According to the <a href="http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/files/milmontpleadeal.pdf">plea agreement</a>, the application or malware was spread using instant messenger Spam and other methods. &#8220;<em>The malware, assuming an infected machine ran AOL instant messenger, would spread itself by causing Spam to be disseminated through the victim&#8217;s buddy list. Once the buddy receive the message, the message would request the user to view a photo on a a website</em>&#8230;&#8221; The link was spoofed and the unlucky person clicking it saw a spoofed website. At this point the victim Computer was 1 min away to be infected with the Nugache Worm.</p>
<p>&#8220;<em>After obtaining this information from a victim&#8217;s computer, defendant used his/her financial institution&#8217;s online user name and password to access the account online,</em>&#8221; the agreement said. &#8220;<em>Defendant then changed the victim&#8217;s e-mail address to a similar e-mail that he controlled and the mailing address to an address in Cheyenne, Wyoming, typically an address that was listed for sale.</em>&#8221;</p>
<p>The defendant created an GUI to control the created bot network.</p>
<p>Never open, save, run or click files without being 100pct sure that it is save to do so.</p>
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