coding question

hi people
i dont know if i'm right here, but asking costs no money.

so i have coding a trojan in c++, this trojan sniffs for packets whichs looks like password-packets. then it reads the passwords and encrypt the data and send them to a remote host, where another tool decryt them and save them in a text file.

but my problem is in the trojan body you can read(with an hex-editor) the encyption key and the remote host address in plain text.

are there any nice tools out there, which can encrypt the trojan file ? at the moment i use upx and then the upx scrambler, but this is not really secure.

please help me

[Squidge]

Hmmm, a trojan maker. Please tell us why we should help you ?

i'm NOT an trojan maker!(this is my fist one)

This is only a project, that i started to point out that you can bypass(without a notice) every win-firewall with Ack-packets.
And to point out that the full raw-socket support in XP is a
big bug and a real danger.

Its only for me to learn a raw socket coding work.
i will release it as opensourcecode.

Why you should help me?

its not why i'm interesting in trojan-coding, but i think its somethimes necessary to hide particular strings in a binary, so my question is how i can make this in a real secure way.

please help me.( and forget that i ask something about "trojans")
thank you

[LOUZEW]

Well Guy

Go burning to hell !

[Squidge]

if youa re reelasing the "not trohjan" as open source, then why you do need to encrypt it to protect the string s inside it ?

;-)
you can change the encryption key in the sourcecode, but after compiling, nobody else should know the key ;-).
because with an public key blowfish makes no sense.

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LOUZEW
Well Guy
Go burning to hell
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WHY?