Keylogger.exe is a malicious software for network security. It captures the keystrokes entered by the users through their keyboard, and generates a valid certificate to login to a remote computer as a specified user. The newly installed keylogger can be hidden easily to go undetected. A typical scenario is as below: once launched, Keylogger will record the keystrokes entered by the users. The recorded keystrokes are then encrypted and uploaded to a remote server. After that, Keylogger tries to generate a certificate to login to a remote computer as a specified user. However, the generated certificate can not be used to login into remote system, because it is signed by the certificate private key, which is encrypted with a password. Once the attacker logged in to the remote system with the stolen certificate, the attacker can steal the private key and access the remote system with the stolen private key.
TYPICAL SCENARIO : -The attacker launches the keylogger with a specified password as parameter. -The attacker logs in to a remote system with the stolen private key. -The attacker logs into a remote system with stolen private key and steal the account information of the real user.
A typical scenario of email sniffing and stealing is as below: the attackers are in a place to capture the public networks traffic. Using the captured traffic, the attackers monitor the email traffic passing between the victim and the real mail server, which is managed by the company. Once the attacker captures the email traffic, the attacker decrypts the email content using the password shared between the victim and the real mail server. Once the victim has shared his/her password with the real mail server, he/she will receive all the emails sent by the real mail server.
It is a common practice for large organizations to use a "mailbox server" to store their email messages for distribution to the individual mailboxes of each employee. When you set up an email account, you can use a mail server to send and receive email messages.
Cybercriminals can monitor the traffic passing between the victim and the real mail server to capture the victim's password or other sensitive information.
TYPICAL SCENARIO: - The attacker logs into the mailbox server to obtain the victim's mailbox. - The attacker steals the victim's password and log into the victim's email account to steal the sensitive information. - The attacker logs into the victim's computer and steals the important file that contains the victim's sensitive information.
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