Re: [Full-disclosure] patch-9449

Wong Chee Chun <cheechun2005@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dshield (ISC) page discusses about the same issue.
The filenames are randomized. 4 or 5 numbers always.

- Juha-Matti


Dshied's recent diary entry might has something related about this virus i
guess. except that the filename is patch-58214.zip.

Here is the link to the diary -->

http://www.dshield.org/diary.html?storyid=2618&dshield=0fcfb711fed834995b1d52da5f438c11


cheers


On 4/13/07, Steward Smith <fulldisc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

Had a funny spam today that warned about mails coming from my IP address
and I should apply the attached patch. The filename was named
patch-9449.exe which was attached in a password protected zip file -
presumably to fool your virus scanner.

I unpacked it but my up-to-date virus scanner on my Windows XP vmware
instance cannot detect any malware.

Has anyone else seen this and know what it is?

Stew

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