GCIH · Question #176
You want to add a netbus Trojan in the chess.exe game program so that you can gain remote access to a friend's computer. Which of the following tools will you use to accomplish the task? Each…
The correct answer is B. Yet Another Binder C. Pretator Wrapper. Trojan binders and wrappers merge a malicious executable with a legitimate program so the trojan executes silently when the host application is launched.
Question
You want to add a netbus Trojan in the chess.exe game program so that you can gain remote access to a friend's computer. Which of the following tools will you use to accomplish the task? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
Options
- ATripwire
- BYet Another Binder
- CPretator Wrapper
- DBeast
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A6% (3)
- B77% (37)
- D17% (8)
Why each option
Trojan binders and wrappers merge a malicious executable with a legitimate program so the trojan executes silently when the host application is launched.
Tripwire is a defensive file integrity monitoring tool that detects unauthorized changes to system files; it has no capability to bind or embed malicious code into executables.
Yet Another Binder (YAB) is a well-known file-binding utility that combines two or more executables into a single file, enabling an attacker to silently embed a trojan payload inside a legitimate program like chess.exe so both run on launch.
Pretator Wrapper is a wrapper tool that encapsulates a trojan inside a host executable; when the combined file is executed, the legitimate application runs visibly while the hidden trojan payload executes in the background without alerting the user.
Beast is itself a Remote Access Trojan client-server backdoor used to control infected hosts; it is not a binder or wrapper utility designed to embed payloads inside other executables.
Concept tested: Trojan binding and wrapping tools
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