[TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - Printable Version +- Support Forums (https://www.supportforums.net) +-- Forum: Categories (https://www.supportforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=87) +--- Forum: Virus Protection, Removals, and HJT Team (https://www.supportforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=56) +---- Forum: Computer Security, Firewalls, and Antivirus (https://www.supportforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=10) +---- Thread: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers (/showthread.php?tid=13791) Pages:
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[TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - SlimDeath - 11-16-2010 This is c/p from hf. Tutorial On How To Prevent Password Stealers. Note: Credits to w4r3zh4ck and SlimDeath Today the most common thing for a hacker is to steal your passwords on various applications such as FireFox, MSN, XFire etc. Antiviruses doesn't work always, as hackers crypt their stealers with undetectable crypters and antiviruses don't detect them. So instead antivirus we are going to use firewall! How password stealers work ? They bind stealers into keygens or applications and once the application is executed, the stealer is also executed in hidden mode. Then the stealer finds it's target like the folder where all firefox passwords are stored, then decrypts the passwords and sends them to the attacker's FTP. What we need As i said above we need a good firewall. One of the best firewall is Comodo. By the way you can use Windows Firewall with Advanced Security by Microsoft, but this only works in Windows Vista or Windows 7. Configuration 1. Comodo Internet Security Download the latest Comodo from the above link and install it. Don't uncheck the firewall option !! Spoiler (Click to View) After you install it, reboot your PC. Now set the Firewall Security Level to Custom Policy Mode (as shown in the image). Spoiler (Click to View) After you've done that, you must create application rules in order to access the internet. To do that, open up Comodo and go to: Firewall -> Define a New Trusted Application. Now make rules for your applications that need internet access. Spoiler (Click to View) 2. Windows Firewall with Advanced Security This only works in Windows Vista and Windows 7 !!! Now go to start and type: wf.msc After opening it, you must block all outbound connection. To do that open up Windows Firewall with Advanced Security and click properties. Spoiler (Click to View) Now make sure that the 3 sections outbound connection is set to Blocked. Spoiler (Click to View) After that you need to create application rules in order to access internet. To do that, go to Outbound Rules and make new rule as shown on the image. Spoiler (Click to View) Say at least a thanks .. P.S You can use other firewall..i used this as example RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - Firetech - 11-16-2010 Nice tut I will try this when I get on my computer RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - ven0m - 11-19-2010 good thread. very informative. thanks for the share. RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - Proof - 11-20-2010 You can also use KeyScrambler, to prevent your actual keystrokes from being logged. RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - versx - 12-01-2010 I like using keyscrambler as well as a good firewall. Very good and informative thread though. RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - Matt G - 12-02-2010 Good tutorial but the images got taken away, try uploading them somewhere else, like imageshack. Regardless, great job RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - iCrack - 12-02-2010 ^^ "MattG" said what I was suppose to say. RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - haphazard - 12-06-2010 you could also install your applications directly to C:\ RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - DiCE - 12-12-2010 That's pretty interesting, I thought stealers only caught passwords if they are saved. RE: [TuT]How To Prevent Password Stealers - SiR CRaCk AL0T - 12-12-2010 Very nice thread. I've always wondered whats really like the basis to prevent yourself from getting all of your passwords stealed. I definitely wasn't doing anything listed in this thread, but I definitely will now. |