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Coder: Russo

Betroffene OS: Windows

Betroffene Browser:

• Crhome
• Firefox
• IE 6 / 7 / 8
• Opera
• Safari

Exploits:

• MS09_002
• MS09_043
• MS Dshow
• iepeers.dll
• Firefox escape
• Firefox CompareTo
• Java Calendar
• Adobe Reader Lib
• Adobe Reader newPlayer
• Adobe Flash 9
• Adobe Flash 10

offizieller Preis:

• 1 Monat Lizenz = 1.399$
• 6 Monat Lizenz = 2.999$
• 12 Monat Lizenz = 3.999$

First Public Release of BlackHole Exploit Kit. BlackHole exploit kit is yet another in an ongoing wave of attack toolkits flooding the underground market. The kit first appeared on the crimeware market in September of 2010 and ever since then has quickly been gaining market share over its vast number of competitors. In fact, many antivirus vendors now claim that this is one of the most prevalent exploit kits used in the wild. Even Malware Domain List is showing quite a few domains infected with the BlackHole exploit kit.

Black Market Cost :
Users can purchase the annual license for $1500, semi-annual license for $1000, or just a quarterly license for $700. The license includes free software updates for the duration of the contract. For those malicious users with a commitment phobia the makers of the kit offer yet another solution. You can rent the kit (on the author’s servers) for $50 for 24 hours, $200 for 1 week, $300 for 2 weeks, $400 for 3 week, and $500 for 4 weeks. A domain name comes included with the rental agreement, but should you desire to change it you need to pay another $35. But Now its FREE HERE !

Feature :
One highly touted feature of BlackHole toolkit is its TDS or Traffic Direction Script. While this is not an entirely new concept in attack toolkits the TDS included her is much more sophisticated and powerful than those in other kits. A TDS is basically an engine that allows redirection of traffic through a set of rules. For example, a user can set up a set of rules that redirect flow to different landing pages on their domain. These rules could be based on operating system, browser, country of origin, exploit, files, etc. One rule might redirect traffic to page A for all users that are running Windows OS from XP to Vista and running IE 8, while another rule can redirect Windows 7 users to page B. Those were just simple example rules. More advanced rules could set expiration dates for certain payloads and replace them with new ones when the date is reached. The TDS included in BlackHole even goes the extra step and allows you to create traffic flows based on these rules and provides management interface for the flows. A savvy malicious user with a lot of experience could easily utilize this rule engine to increase their infection numbers.From a web application standpoint BlackHole is built just like other kits, consisting of a PHP and MySQL backend. Since the majority of web servers run on the LAMP stack this enabled for very easy application deployment. The user interface for this kit is a cut about the rest, and it definitely looks nicer than almost any other attack kit we’ve analyzed. It resembles some of the best legitimate web apps we see in the world of commercial software.

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Exploits:

• MDAC
• SpreadSheet
• SnapShot
• Aurora
• CSSClip
• IEPeers
• PDF LibTiff
• PDF GetIcon
• PDF CollectEmail
• JAVA
• Shockwave
• AOL

Sprache der Weboberfläche: Spanisch

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Exploits:

• Java
• PDF (inkl. Generator)

Exploit-Packs:

• Unknow
• Tor
• Target-Exploit
• Smart pack
• RDS
• My poly sploit
• multisploit
• mypack-009
• mypack-091
• mypack-086
• mypack-081
• Mpack
• Infector
• Ice-pack-1
• Ice-pack-2
• Ice-pack-3
• G-pack
• Fire pack -1
• Fire Pack -2
• Fiesta -1
• Fiesta -2
• Cry 217
• Armitage
• Adpack -1
• Adpack -2
• 0×88