Event ID - 2583

Port No2583
Service NameWinCrash
RFC Doc0
ProtocolTCP
DescriptionWinCrash 2 has a new client. When we tried to use the client, it crashed. Even though the client does not seem to work, WinCrash 2 does have a few new features. One of these features is the ability to use your computer to send email. Also note that WinCrash moves regedit.exe to redit.bak
Reference LinkWinCrash
AttackAutoloads: Registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Key: WinManager

Features:
Access floppy drive repeatedly
Capture screen
Change date
Change or remove desktop wallpaper
Chat
Clipboard lock on/off
Close all programs
Close ICQ, IE or mIRC
Control mouse
Disable/enable start button
Exit or shutdown windows
Flash caps, locks and scrolls lock
Flip screen
Flood printer
File manager
Find file
Freeze mouse
Get ICQ UIN
Get passwords
Get system information
Hide/show start button
Hide/show task bar
Lock up system
Monitor on/off
Open/Close CD-Rom
Open control panel applets
Play wav file

Screen saver bomb on/off Send email using the servers computer
Start screen saver
System keys on/off
View active process

Fix:
Rename redit.bak to regedit.exe.
Locate and write down the trojan file in MsManager key in the registry located at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run. Then delete the WinManager key. Which can be done with regedit or any other registry editing program.
Open the win.ini(Usually c:\windows\win.ini) and remove the key: run=trojan file that was in the registry under [Windows], this can be done with any text editing program.
Reboot the computer or close the trojan listed in the registry.
Delete the trojan file that was listed in the registry and delete Register.exe in the windows system directory.

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