Trojan svchost.exe in created folder windows/syst32 caught by Norton
From: Puzzld (longtemps@softhome.net)
Date: 11/28/02
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From: longtemps@softhome.net (Puzzld) Date: 27 Nov 2002 18:20:40 -0800
Has anyone else seen this?
Norton firewall caught a trojan trying to send out info over internet.
It was called svchost.exe, 18.8 KB (as opposed to 12.5 for the valid
WinXP file), resided in a newly created folder called windows/syst32,
and had a registry key called "LTM2" to run it at startup. The
program itself had a capital letter "A" as its icon.
I don't know what it was trying to send, but apparently to the
following address: 221.6.2.1,ircu-2(6667). It has been terminated and
quarantined on my system.
Thanks.
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