Detected by Antivirus as Trojan.Win32.Agent.pc
THIS IS NOT A VIRUS
download password protected archive (pass = leaktest)
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Leaktest description
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By default on NT OSs since windows 2000, a Windows service 'DNS client' is running and
handles all DNS requests. Thus, all DNS requests coming from various applications you can have
will be transmitted to the DNS client (SVCHOST.EXE under XP) which will, itself, do the DNS request.
This behaviour can be used to transmit data to a remote computer by crafting a special DNS request
without the firewalls notice it. Indeed, the DNS client windows service must be allowed to acces the
Internet. DNStester uses this kind of DNS recursive request to bypass your firewall.
=> In order to use DNStester, you must left enabled the DNS client windows service (a real trojan could kindly do it for you)
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Meaning
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If the test is a success, this means that your firewall checks too late DNS requests, when they want to
go out the computer, and just see the DNS client windows service and not the leaktest.
If the test fails, probably your DNS client windows service is disabled, enable it before to try again.
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(View EULA)
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: recursive request