Okay, they may be short and to the point, and strictly speaking they probably come close to complying with RFC 1178, but where’s the fun in that? Some sysadmins do like to have a bit of fun even when naming servers so we’ve put together some very cool and funny server naming conventions that we’ve come across. reloc Entropy 5.FileServer1, DC05, ORLWEB01… what do these server names have in common? They are boring. Pattern match: " source String relevance 10/10 Pattern match: " Pattern match: " Pattern match: " Pattern match: " Pattern match: "" Possibly tries to detect the presence of a debugger Source Hybrid Analysis Technology relevance 10/10
See related instructions: ".+61 call 00479A60h+66 add esp, 0Ch+69 lea eax, dword ptr +72 push eax+73 mov dword ptr, 00000094h+80 call dword ptr GetVersionExA+86 cmp dword ptr, 02h+4940h". Which is directly followed by "cmp dword ptr, 02h" and "jne 00494940h". See related instructions: ".+0 push ebp+1 mov ebp, esp+3 sub esp, 00000098h+9 mov eax, dword ptr +14 xor eax, ebp+16 mov dword ptr, eax+19 lea eax, dword ptr +25 push eax+26 mov dword ptr, 00000094h+36 call dword ptr GetVersionExA+42 cmp dword ptr, 02h+4706h". Which is directly followed by "cmp dword ptr, 02h" and "jne 00494706h". See related instructions: ".+33 call 00479A60h+38 add esp, 0Ch+41 lea eax, dword ptr +47 push eax+48 mov dword ptr, 00000094h+58 call dword ptr GetVersionExA+64 mov ecx, dword ptr +67 xor eax, eax+69 cmp dword ptr, 02h+76 sete al+79 xor ecx, ebp". Which is directly followed by "cmp dword ptr, 02h" and "xor ecx, ebp".
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