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December
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November
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October
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September
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W32.Nimda.A aka Nimda: new mass-mailing
worm that utilizes email to propagate itself. Arrives
as 'readme.exe' in an email. In addition, the worm
sends out probes to IIS servers attempting to spread
by using the Unicode Web Traversal exploit similar
to W32.BlueCode.Worm. Compromised servers may display
a webpage prompting a visitor to download an Outlook
file which contains the worm as an attachment.
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W32/Magistr.B aka I.Worm.Magistr.B:
obtains email addresses from *.WAB, *.DBX, <br>and
*.MBX files found in the infected systems
disk and then sends emails with its infected files
as attachments. It may also include non-viral files
such as .DOC, .GIF, and .TXT files as attachments
to the emails it sends out. This destructive variant
trashes this Hard Drive and deletes certain files.
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August
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July
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June
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May
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April
2001.
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March
2001.
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W32/Magistr.A aka I.Worm.Magistr.A :
A virus with email worm capability. Infects all
files that are not DLL system files. Sends email
to addresses from the Windows Address Book, Outlook
Express Sent Items file, and Netscape Address Book.
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W32/naked aka NakedWife : Deletes all DLL,
INI, EXE, BMP, and COM files in the Windows and
system directories.
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February
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January
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