9/1: Bugbear-I a Mass-Mailing Worm |
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9/1: Bugbear-I a Mass-Mailing Worm September 1, 2004
W32/Bugbear.i@MM is a new variant of W32/Bugbear. It bears the following characteristics:
mass-mails itself to recipient email addresses extracted from the victim machine. It attaches itself to outgoing emails within a ZIP file.
opens a port for remote access
May also drop a separate backdoor component
Outgoing messages are formatted as follows:
From: Spoofed (using harvested email addresses, and strings carried in the virus). Subject: Various, selected from those carried in the virus. Attachment: GIRLS.ZIP zip archive. This contains the worm with one of the several file names.
View them and other information at McAfee page.
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