Trojans are malicious applications that pose themselves as legitimate software in order to trick users to install them. Once on the victim's machine, it may run any number of malicious process to steal vital information or inflict damage to other software.
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Antilam is a family of remote administration trojan programs. The backdoor code allows remote users to control victim computers over a local network or the Internet. Most of the features are configured by the hacker(s) exploiting Antilam by using a special server editor program.
The remote administration commands allow Antilam to perform the following actions on victim computers:
- shut down or remove the trojan program
- gather system and owner information
- load and eject CD-ROM contents
- "mess" with the Windows Desktop contents
- turn off or speed up the mouse movement
- show user-defined messages
- manage open windows
- restart or shut down the computer
- change the system date
- turn off the keyboard - manage files on victim computer disks
- gain full access to the system registry
- change screen resolution
- save any information that is typed by the victim
- print user-defined texts
- change Windows color schemes
- manage dial-up connections
- manage the remote clipboard
- chat with other hackers that are connected to the victim computer
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