Virtual Private Network Is One Of The Hackers Secrets
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Date: 09/24/03
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Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 21:57:39 +0400
VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK:
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is used mainly for business travelers
and home users, connecting more than one system together. (ie: remote
office, remote user and remote partner (extranet) communications.) Your
average home user, connecting one computer to the Internet, has no
reason to be running a VPN.
ALTHOUGH VPN SUPPORT IS NATIVE TO WINDOWS X (EXCLUDING 2000,NT, XP), IT
DOES NOT INSTALL BY DEFAULT.
1. For hackers to install this, they have to click on the Control
Panel, open the Add/Remove Programs applet and then click on the Windows
Setup page.
2. From the Windows Setup page, Select the Communications option and
Select Details. The bottom Communications options is Virtual Private
Networking. Check the box to this option and Select OK.
3. When you return to the Windows Setup page, Select OK again, and all
necessary files are copied.
4. Restart the computer to complete the VPN installation.
After a VPN is installed on your computer, a new adapter is added to the
Network properties for use through your modem. Two adapters are
installed if using a network interface card, but this rarely is the
case. A computer with a standard Dial-Up Adapter, an additional
Dial-Up Adapter to provide VPN support, and also the Microsoft Virtual
Private Networking Adapter that serves as the backbone for all VPN
connections. It’s not always necessary to have a network interface card
for two VPN’s to be installed on a victims computer. A number of other
computers analyzed, were using one modem, but had two VPN’s adapters
installed. Some of the more technically inclined people will have a
better understanding of the terminology.
Below is the VPN adapter file the hackers were using on a compromised
computer system. These files were found in the Black Ice Defender
directory which was hidden from my view. Of course, once you can view
all the Files and Folders, you will find your eyes getting bigger and
bigger. As you can see below, the hackers were utilizing this adapter
on different platforms and software applications.
#This document contains special adapter information that we
#use to adjust how the product interacts with the driver.
#It's main purpose is to handle those adapters that we find
#in the system who lie about being network adapters.
#
#format:
#action: name[=<>] value
# 01 Sep 2000--Added to handle Intel/Shiva VPN client
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Shiva Virtual NIC
IGNORE: Description > Shiva Virtual NIC
# 15 Sep 2000--Added to fix PGP related issues; supersedes other
# PGPMAC or PGPnet entries
# For Win9x
ICE_ADAPTER: LogDriverName > PGPMAC
# For WinNT AND Win2000
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > PGPnet
# 31 Jul 2000--Added to handle VPNet VPNremote client 3.0 for NT
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Vpn Adapter
# 24 Jul 2000--Added to handle VPNet VPNremote client
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > VPNremote
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > VPNremote
# Added to handle Raptor Mobile VPN
IGNORE: DriverDesc > RaptorMobile
IGNORE: Description > RaptorMobile
# added to handle Bay Networks Extranet Access Client VPN
IGNORE: DriverDesc > IPsecShm
IGNORE: Description > IPsecShm
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Extranet Access Client Adapter
IGNORE: Description > Extranet Access Client Adapter
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3010 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3010 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3020 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3020 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3041 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3041 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3060 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 3060 PPP
# 09 Oct 2000--added to handle SpeedStream model 4060 interfaces
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 4060 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Efficient Networks SpeedStream 4060 PPP
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > Deterministic Network
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > Deterministic Network
# added to handle some possible iteration of firewire adapters
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 1394
IGNORE: Description > 1394
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Sony i.LINK(1394) Adapter
IGNORE: Description > Sony i.LINK(1394) Adapter
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Infrared
IGNORE: Description > Infrared
IGNORE: DriverDesc > SMC IrCC
IGNORE: Description > SMC IrCC
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Toshiba FIR Port
IGNORE: Description > Toshiba FIR Port
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Efficient ENI-25p ATM Adapter
IGNORE: Description > Efficient ENI-25p ATM Adapter
# Check Point VPN-1 SecuRemote
ICE_ADAPTER: DriverDesc > FW1 Adapter
ICE_ADAPTER: Description > FW1 Adapter
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Network TeleSystems PPPoE Adapter
IGNORE: Description > Network TeleSystems PPPoE Adapter
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Token-Ring
IGNORE: Description > Token-Ring
IGNORE: DriverDesc > SpeedStream 30
IGNORE: Description > SpeedStream 30
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 3010 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 3010 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 3020 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 3020 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 3040 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 3040 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 3041 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 3041 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 3060 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 3060 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > SpeedStream 40
IGNORE: Description > SpeedStream 40
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 4020 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 4020 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 4041 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 4041 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > 4060 SpeedStream
IGNORE: Description > 4060 SpeedStream
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (00) RFC 1577
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (00) RFC 1577
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (01) RFC 1577
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (01) RFC 1577
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (02) RFC 1577
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (02) RFC 1577
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (00) RFC 1483
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (00) RFC 1483
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (01) RFC 1483
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (01) RFC 1483
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (02) RFC 1483
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (02) RFC 1483
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (03) RFC 1483
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (03) RFC 1483
IGNORE: DriverDesc > (unknown model) SpeedStream (04) RFC 1483
IGNORE: Description > (unknown model) SpeedStream (04) RFC 1483
IGNORE: DriverDesc > Cisco 605 PCI ADSL Adapter Driver for PPP
IGNORE: Description > Cisco 605 PCI ADSL Adapter Driver for PPP
IGNORE: DriverDesc > ITK Columbus Card 3.0
IGNORE: Description > ITK Columbus Card 3.0
IGNORE: DriverDesc > TELES.ISDN WAN-NDIS-Miniport driver
IGNORE: Description > TELES.ISDN WAN-NDIS-Miniport driver
IGNORE: DriverDesc > TV Data Adapter
IGNORE: Description > TV Data Adapter
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