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C:\Windows\Systems\MaxD64.Exe is Win32.sillentcaller.V"Trojan
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Description Published: Monday, June 27, 2005
Description Modified: Thursday, October 06, 2005

Threat Assessment
Overall Risk: Very Low

Very Low
Wild: Low

Low
Destructiveness: Low
Low
Pervasiveness: None
None

Characteristics

Type: Trojan
Category: Win32
Also known as Dialer-263 (McAfee), W32/Agent.DUU (Norman), W32/Dialer (Norman), Win32/Dialer.10528!Trojan, TROJ_DIALER.BP (Trend), Win32/Dialer.NAD (F-Secure), Dial/Dialer-F (Sophos), Dial/Dialer-U (Sophos), Win32/Dilya!Trojan, TROJ_DILYA.A, W32/Dilya.A (F-Secure), Troj/Dilya-A (Sophos), Troj/Dloader-OH (Sophos), Dialer-gen (McAfee), Dialer-Generic (McAfee), W32/Padish.A (Norman), Win32/Padish.A!Dialer!Trojan, W32/Padish.A@dial (F-Secure), Win32/Qdial.6608!Trojan, Win32/Qdial.8520!Trojan, QDial15 (McAfee), Dialer-RAS.ae.gen (McAfee), Dialer-RAS.cl.gen (McAfee), Dialer-RAS.dk.gen (McAfee), Win32/SilentCaller!Trojan, Win32/SilentCaller.30278!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.A, Win32/SilentCaller.A.Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.B, Win32/SilentCaller.B!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.C, Win32/SilentCaller.C!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.D, Win32.SilentCaller.E, Win32/Silentcaller.E!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.F, Win32/SilentCaller.F!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.G, Win32.SilentCaller.H, Win32.SilentCaller.I, Win32.SilentCaller.J, Win32.SilentCaller.K, Win32/SilentCaller.K!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.L, Win32/SilentCaller.L!Trojan, Win32.SilentCaller.M, Win32.SilentCaller.N, Win32.SilentCaller.O, Win32.SilentCaller.V, Dial/TlfLic-C (Sophos), Unknown Dialer (Pest Patrol), Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Agent.no (Kaspersky), Trojan.Win32.Dialer.a (Kaspersky), Trojan.Win32.Dialer.ay (Kaspersky), Trojan.Win32.Dialer.ht (Kaspersky), Trojan.Win32.Dilya (Kaspersky)


Immediate Protection Info

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Description

Silentcaller is a family of trojan dialling applications, which install a new entry into the affected computer's RAS phonebook. They then either dial this new connection and open a web page using Internet Explorer, or exit and allow the new server to be dialled when the user next connects to the Internet. Newer variants are able to use the default web browser as well as Internet Explorer to display URLs.

Some variants try to entice the user into visiting a pornographic web site, while others just allow the user to surf the web, with all their traffic directed through the writer's servers, and potentially being monitored for sensitive information.

While installing, some variants query a remote server at a specified address to get a current dial-up phone number, while others contain a pre-configured dial-up number. One of the more common phone numbers currently points to a location in Austria (needless to say, for most users on the Internet, this might be a very expensive phone call).

Some variants of this family may also include a URL monitor which is dropped as a .DLL in the %System% folder.

Some variants do not install themselves on the local machine, relying intsead on other malware to drop and execute them. Other variants commonly copy themselves into the %Windows% or %System% folders of the affected machine.

Note: '%System%' and '%Windows%' are variable locations. The malware determines the location of these folders by querying the operating system. The default installation location for the System directory for Windows 2000 and NT is C:\Winnt\System32; for 95,98 and ME is C:\Windows\System; and for XP is C:\Windows\System32.The default installation location for the Windows directory for Windows 2000 and NT is C:\Winnt; for 95,98 and ME is C:\Windows; and for XP is C:\Windows.

Analysis by Paul Taylor