EASYBEE EXPLOIT CODE

I read it's related to Stuxnet (or more powerful, I know that Stuxnet targeted Nuclear Facilities) but now that they are gone. Now they are gone, the links they've provided are gone (except one which's here) & the original copies might have been already backdoored (later ones which might pop up). but could anyone let us know if these files are genuine?Īlso, what's the use of the files, what they specifically target? These files landed originally at: Questions: The Equation Group were hacked ( NSA) & it's a wonder if they aren't backdoor!? Of-course we go through the code.

XORCat's EXBE (ExtraBacon) POC from TEG file: The exploits appear to be targeting firewalls, particularly Cisco PIX/ASA, Juniper Netscreen, Fortigate, and more as per analyst.

Solved Proof Of Concept & it's Working State:

BENIGNCERTAIN Analysis confirmed by The Intercept.Analysis by Matt Suiche, MVP - Microsoft via Medium.Analysis by Risk Based Security over The Equation's Group Files.Some Analysis of the released files Reported: The first official after Wikileaks probability of intent to disclose the same set of files, Edward Snowden comes up with a teensy bit of a diplomatic pressure statement.Shadowbrokers drops IP Ranges NSA Targeted.Shadowbrokers Tainted Bitcoin Transactions, US Involved!? A Question.Analysis suggests revisions of malware & resemblance to older versions.Sputnik's version of Malware Scandal by NSA.RT's version of Cyber Weapon Disclosures.Wikileaks Intention to release the same files.Probable Agenda: As taken inputs from answer to explain the agenda - there are different versions of the primary agenda as below: I could trail back to the below mentioned keys which were earlier released previous week by Snowden (if anyhow it's linked ): Some of the private files were recently dropped by a group called Shadow Brokers & they've auctioned it in exchange for BTC bids.

EASYBEE EXPLOIT CODE

First Hand Details: TEG (The Equation Group) is NSA's team of hackers who'd write code to exploit systems worldwide.

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