Archive for December 13th, 2009

What are those Website Builders?

By Jerry J. Jansen On December 13, 2009 No Comments

It has been said by many experts and commercial analysts that not too far into the future the number of business transactions that will take place online will actually overtake the amount of business that is conducted in a physical brick and mortar store. For business owners who do the majority of their business on the web, this means that their business websites will need to be utterly professional, both in aesthetic appeal and backend programming, to entice customers to purchase their products or services from them. In order to do this many people choose an easy website builder to help build their site by integrating their helpful tools into the design of the site.

When crafting and creating the basic plan for your business using website builder software, this could very well become the best and possibly the most useful tool that you have in your total marketing tool chest. Opposed to the actual mortar and brick world where the key to success is generally due to quite a bit of marketing, the Internet has proven to be the area where targeted and niche marketing opportunities prevail. The web has been designed in such a specific way that consumers

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Service Hiding

By Jerry J. Jansen On December 13, 2009 No Comments

Written by:
Eugene Wineblat,
Senior Developer of Network Security Team,
Apriorit Inc. http://www.apriorit.com

Content:

  1. Introduction
  2. List of services
    1. services.exe
    2. Signatures
    3. Structure of SERVICE_RECORD
    4. Life After The Windows Vista
  3. Patching
    1. Search of signatures
    2. Service hiding
    3. Correct restoration
  4. Structure of the project files
  5. References

1. Introduction

In this article we continue investigation in the field of hiding application in the system. This theme was started by Ivan Romanenko and Sergey Popenko in the article “Driver to Hide Processes and Files”. Our aim is to discover the ways of application hiding in the system for the wide audience. The approaches described can be used in the Corporate Security systems development – to hide system agents and prevent switching them off by users. Information can be also useful for those who research harmful software – to build the adequate answer for the threats.

This article will tell where Windows OS stores the services and how uses them. We’ll discuss how this knowledge can be applied to finding our custom service and hiding it.

So let’s start our research.

2. List of services

At the first step of my research I thought that if there were services then somewhere their manager had to be. And it discovered to be true – such manager is in the

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