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Tuesday 23rd May, 2006

VS0605003 Possible new malware [Mytob]

Filed under: All, Submitted

Data on a sample of a suspected new malware being spread via a link
in an e-mail.

This was caught by an end user.

I have included data on a sample for your information and analysis.

1 copy has been trapped so far.

I haven’t had a chance to test it on a goat system yet.

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Details:

FileName: Confirmation_Sheet.pif
FileDateTime: 23/05/2006 15:10:08
Filesize: 104448
MD5: 04c8947f68c3e9b616fb544a50fa2ffc
CRC32: B0B85EAA
File Type: PE Executable

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Scan report of: Confirmation_Sheet.pif

@Proventia-VPS -
AntiVir Worm/IRCBo.112640.1
Avast! Win32:Mytob-QG [Wrm]
AVG -
BitDefender -
ClamAV -
Command -
Dr Web -
eSafe Win32.Polipos.sus
eTrust-INO -
eTrust-INO (BETA) -
eTrust-VET -
eTrust-VET (BETA) -
Ewido -
F-Prot -
F-Secure -
F-Secure (BETA) -
Fortinet suspicious
Fortinet (BETA) suspicious
Ikarus Backdoor.Win32.ProRat.AE
Kaspersky -
McAfee -
McAfee (BETA) -
Microsoft -
Nod32 -
Norman -
Panda -
Panda (BETA) -
QuickHeal Suspicious (warning)
Sophos -
Symantec -
Symantec (BETA) -
Trend Micro -
Trend Micro (BETA) -
VBA32 -
VirusBuster -
YY_Spybot -

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