Back Orificeīack Orifice (BO) rootkit is one of the best-known examples of a RAT. Since spam RAT comes into being, there have existing lots of types of it. View, copy, download, edit, or even delete files.Monitor user activity by keystroke loggers or spyware.Hijack the system webcam and record videos.Monitor web browsers and other computer apps to get search history, emails, chat logs, etc.
Get access to confidential info including usernames, passwords, social security numbers, and credit card accounts.Since a remote access trojan enables administrative control, it is able to do almost everything on the victim machine. Once get into the victim’s machine, RAT malware will hide its harmful operations from either the victim or the antivirus or firewall and use the infected host to spread itself to other vulnerable computers to build a botnet. While targeted attacks by a motivated attacker may deceive desired targets into installing RAT scam via social engineering tactics, or even through temporary physical access of the desired machine. For example, it is usually downloaded invisibly with an email attachment, torrent files, weblinks, or a user-desired program like a game. RAT trojan is typically installed on a computer without its owner’s knowledge and often as a trojan horse or payload. It infects the target computer through specially configured communication protocols and enables the attacker to gain unauthorized remote access to the victim. This is Trojan activity, the target machine may already be compromised.A remote access trojan (RAT), also called creepware, is a kind of malware that controls a system via a remote network connection. RAT programs allow full control of the target system using a client on the attackers machine that connects to the server on the client host. In particular this event indicates that the software detected is a Remote Access Trojan. This event indicates that activity relating to the trojan horse program back orifice 2006 - v1.1.5 has been detected in network traffic. Trojan horse programs can be used by an attacker to steal data from the infected machine, they can also be used to control the infected host. Possible theft of data and control of the targeted machine leading to a compromise of all resources the machine is connected to. This event is generated when activity relating to the "back orifice 2006 - v1.1.5" Trojan Horse program is detected. MALWARE-BACKDOOR back orifice 2006 - v1.1.5 runtime detection - init connection Rule Explanation
MALWARE-BACKDOOR - Snort has detected suspicious communication traffic unrelated to commands, such as exfiltration of data from the infected machine, especially larger chunks of data.
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