Parent class: VirWare
Viruses and worms are malicious programs that self-replicate on computers or via computer networks without the user being aware; each subsequent copy of such malicious programs is also able to self-replicate. Malicious programs which spread via networks or infect remote machines when commanded to do so by the “owner” (e.g. Backdoors) or programs that create multiple copies that are unable to self-replicate are not part of the Viruses and Worms subclass. The main characteristic used to determine whether or not a program is classified as a separate behaviour within the Viruses and Worms subclass is how the program propagates (i.e. how the malicious program spreads copies of itself via local or network resources.) Most known worms are spread as files sent as email attachments, via a link to a web or FTP resource, via a link sent in an ICQ or IRC message, via P2P file sharing networks etc. Some worms spread as network packets; these directly penetrate the computer memory, and the worm code is then activated. Worms use the following techniques to penetrate remote computers and launch copies of themselves: social engineering (for example, an email message suggesting the user opens an attached file), exploiting network configuration errors (such as copying to a fully accessible disk), and exploiting loopholes in operating system and application security. Viruses can be divided in accordance with the method used to infect a computer:- file viruses
- boot sector viruses
- macro viruses
- script viruses
Class: P2P-Worm
P2P Worms spread via peer-to-peer file sharing networks (such as Kazaa, Grokster, EDonkey, FastTrack, Gnutella, etc.). Most of these worms work in a relative simple way: in order to get onto a P2P network, all the worm has to do is copy itself to the file sharing directory, which is usually on a local machine. The P2P network does the rest: when a file search is conducted, it informs remote users of the file and provides services making it possible to download the file from the infected computer. There are also more complex P2P-Worms that imitate the network protocol of a specific file sharing system and responds positively to search queries; a copy of the P2P-Worm is offered as a match.Read more
Platform: Win32
Win32 is an API on Windows NT-based operating systems (Windows XP, Windows 7, etc.) that supports execution of 32-bit applications. One of the most widespread programming platforms in the world.Description
Technical Details
Togod is an Internet worm spreading in the KaZaa peer-to-peer file sharing network. The worm replicates by copying itself into KaZaa shared folder.Togod is a Windows application (PE EXE file) about 100KB in size (compressed by UPX, the decompressed size is about 175KB), written in Delphi.
The worm copies itself to the KaZaa directory using the following names:
borland delphi 6 enterprise.exe paltalk crack.exe paltalk.exe visual basics .NET.exe visual basics 6.exe visual c++.exe c++ compiler.exe anal whore getting it from 2 guys in the ass.gif.exe blond slut gets in every hole.gif.exe porno slideshow.gif.exe Star wars episode 2.mpg.exe Britney spears naked.gif.exe Windows XP Pro with cd key.exe Windows xp cd key keygen.exe borland software keygen.exe microsoft apps keygen.exe kiddie porn 9 year old.gif.exe kiddie porn 14 year old.gif.exe Adobe photoshop 7.exe Adobe Photoshop 6.exe Macromedia Flash 6 MX.exe The Matrix Reloaded MOVIE.exe counter strike.exe half life with cd key.exe counter strike cd key.exe command and conquer renegade keygen.exe password cracker.exe hotmail password stealer.exe aol password stealer.exe CloneCD.exe CloneCD Keygen.exe Conceal PC Firewall.exe Credit Card Generator.exe Adult Password Generator.exe DSL Uncapper.exe hacking tools 2002.exe Ghost Recon.exe ICQ hack.exe lesians fucking.mpeg.exe Macromedia Flash MX.exe Macromedia Flash 5.exe Kazaa advertisement remover.exe Kazaa ad remover.exe Max Payne Full iso.exe Max Payne.exe Microsoft Visual C++ 7.0 iso.exe norton antivirus 2002.exe Nero cd burning 5.5 full.exe Microsoft Office XP Professional full.exe X Box Xbox emulator.exe Quake 4 beta.exe Norton firewall 2002.exe Blackice firewall.exe Return To Castle wolfenstein iso.exe Soldier Of Fortune 2 full iso.exe Star wars episode 2 attack of the clones.exe Warcraft 3 full iso.exe Warez finder (download and verify).exe XXX password stealer.exe ZoneAlarm pro firewall.exe AOL password stealer.exe Hotmail password stealer.exe Yahoo password stealer.exe xxx-playboy.exe.jpg xxx site password stealer.exe hackers hand book.exe
The Togod worm then displays a fake error message:
Error Error loading RCDATA
The worm also creates a randomly named EXE file in the Windows directory where it writes the code for "Backdoor.Lithium" and executes it.
Togod also contains the text:
Hello to all the av's i hope to god norton doesnt detect this first... that would be sad. Hell yeah kaspersky!
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