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February 28, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Beagle.E aka Bagle.E:a variant of mass-mailing worm W32.Beagle.C aka Bagle.C. Opens a backdoor on TCP port 2745. Capable of disabling security software. The email has the following characteristics: Attachment name: <random characters.exe> within a .zip file Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	W32.Beagle Family
February 28, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Beagle.C aka Bagle.C:a variant of mass-mailing worm W32.Beagle aka Bagle. Opens a backdoor on TCP port 2745. Capable of disabling security software. The email has the following characteristics: Attachment name: <random characters.exe> within a .zip file Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	W32.Beagle Family
February 25, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Netsky.C aka NetSky.C:a mass-mailing worm that uses its own SMTP engine to send itself to email addresses it finds on all hard and mapped drives. Copies itself to shared folders of all available drives. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	W32.Netsky Family
February 20, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Mydoom.F aka Mydoom.F:a mass-mailing worm almost simular to W32.Mydoom.A aka Mydoom.A. Will try to perform a DDOS attack to www.microsoft.com and www.riaa.com. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	W32.Mydoom Family
February 18, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Netsky.B aka NetSky.B:a mass-mailing worm that uses its own SMTP engine to send itself to email addresses it finds on all hard and mapped drives. Copies itself to shared folders of all available drives. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	W32.Netsky Family
February 17, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Beagle.B aka Bagle.B:a variant of mass-mailing worm W32.Beagle aka Bagle. Opens a backdoor on TCP port 8866. The email has the following characteristics: Subject: ID <random characters>... thanks Attachment name: <Random>.exe Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	W32.Beagle Family
February 11, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Welchia.B aka Nachi.B: contains links to several security patches and will try to install them. Will also try to remove W32.Mydoom. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page. Related Microsoft patch[es] and information available at: Buffer Overrun In RPC Interface Could Allow Code Execution (823980) Unchecked Buffer In Windows Component Could Cause Server Compromise (815021) Buffer Overrun In RPCSS Service Could Allow Code Execution (824146)	F-Secure McAfee Symantec Trend Micro
February 11, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.HLLW.Doomjuice.B aka Doomjuice.B: will use computers infected by W32.Mydoom worm to spread itself. Also launches a Denial of Service (DoS) attack on the Microsoft Web sites. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	F-Secure McAfee Symantec Trend Micro
February 5, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Mimail.T aka Mimail.T: a new W32.Mimail variant. Spreads by email and steals information from infected computers. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page.	F-Secure McAfee Symantec Trend Micro
February 3, 2004	-> Details <-
W32.Blaster H/K aka Lovsan.H/K: a minor W32.Blaster.A variant. Check out the Latest Worms (MS) page. Related Microsoft patch[es] and information available at: Buffer Overrun In RPC Interface Could Allow Code Execution (823980) Buffer Overrun In RPCSS Service Could Allow Code Execution (824146)	F-Secure McAfee Symantec Trend Micro

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