AV Tracker
We analyzed the binary and found that it sends a simply HTTP request, in which all extracted information is encoded. An example for an analysis report generated by one of the samples is http://anubis.iseclab.org/?action=result&task_id=361b5a8ee7235954252b02d33b3a7d24. This can be defeated by blocking access to the reporting server or by regularly changing the IP address of the analysis systems, but at the end this will be some kind of arms race again.
Some other interesting information is also embedded in the binary. When extracting the strings from the sample, the following text becomes visible (some information is hidden by dots):
This is Peter Kl....... fuck ...... fuck the world fuck you all!
I was once working with ...... and was a white hat, now I am the worst mean motherfucker black hat and I am selling the source code of ...... .. :D
I am with theSinowalWhistler developers, funny days, aren't ;) and fuck ..... they don't have no idea :D bitches
A related article was also published today at http://www.viruslist.com/en/weblog under the title "A black hat loses control".


