SBURB Beta.zip ITS (kindof) A TRAP! I found the pass, I know.

For those of you who don't know, or don't care. Sometime ago, a link to a file was put on a mysterious Tumblr. This Tumblr had an image of SBURB, and asked if you wanted to [download?]

==> took you to the mediafire download for the file.

<== took you to your dashboard, if you had one.

I downloaded the file. A zip, labled as SBURB beta.zip. Upon opening, there is a file, SBURB Beta, and inside that around 50 files. I researched each of the files. Most were related to ePSXe Controller Emulation hardware, nothing else turned up anything relevant.

After this I dragged out my .zip pass cracker. It's fairly fast, but it took all night to find the password. I got up, about 10:20 Central time, to find it had found it. "foxfriends11" BUT STOP RIGHT THERE.

I opened the ReadMe.txt More ePSXe emulator crap. Suspicious I opened the .png files. All blanks except for the dash board.png. Sound files are pretty much what they say they are.

I dug up my old hex editor and decompiler, and did the obvious to a Burutter.dll. (Now I hate hex, and didn't really know what I was doing, but it looks exactly like another I found on the internet of the ePSXe Emulator.

Now for the big one. The thing is coded as a RAT. but, it doesn't seem like it wants to work the way it's supposed to, that is be a Remote Access Trojan that jacks shit up/watches you in your sleep. So it is pretty Euclid from my decompile of it.

Don't run it. Just in case I missed something. It certainly is not written in ~ATH nor does it have any call meteor constructors. From what I can tell it is written in C, or one of its derivitives C# or C++

So yes, it was a joke. You may now delete the file and proceed to carry on with your life. I recommend running a virus scan if you didn't listen to me, and opened it. I am even though I didn't open the file.

Note: Yes, I was probably a little slow on the password, I looked it up upon finding it, and saw it had been released or something.

Note2: from my understanding there were multiple passwords, which is not possible to do on a zipfile as far as my knowledge goes. This means there were more than one file floating around. What's in those I have no idea.

Oooh, good to know, good to know o:

it's not a virus and it has no viruses attached to it whatsoever
it just gives you tons of fucking popups about it
it was just made by someone who was bored, and has absolutely no knowledge of viruses so yeah for anyone worrying about that i can confirm there are no viruses attached so you wont get one