Just open regedit.exe and go to
As you can see the sharedaccess service aka windows firewall contains the names of applications allowed for outbound connections.
Tto give access to the desired application we need to add similiar key:
But then out "backdoor" will be listed in Firewall GUI allowed applications.
Anyway we may hide it by making this
We can also open globally any port we want
by adding similiar value inside this registry key
Where "Name" is the name we want to be showed in the GUI
To hide port from listing in the GUI mode we may make something like that
an then the port will be hidden from listing (XP SP2)..
It works on XP SP2 i didn't tested it on any other os.
This method is used by some malware /spyware manufacturers and together with rootkit it may be reallly dangerous.
