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From: dbounds at intrusense.com (Darren Bounds)
Subject: Re: [0day] Heads up: Possible lsass worm in the wild

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I believe that's actually a new AGOBOT variant. As far as I know it 
actually exploits the MS PCT vulnerability. It also modifies the HOSTS 
file to redirect AV vendor addresses to localhost.

Thanks,

Darren Bounds, CISSP

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On Apr 29, 2004, at 8:31 AM, morning_wood wrote:

> -= 0day - Freedom of Voice - Freedom of Choice =-
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> dropped file: %SYSTEM%/msiwin84.exe
> remote process established to: lsass.exe
> remote ip:4.x.x.x
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> note: file msiwin84.was not running
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> this appears to be a "blaster" type of worm working on the first and / 
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> second subset of the infected host to begin scanning for more hosts.
> I have not completly unpacked the binary but here is some strings.
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> ------------------ snip --------------
> DnsFlushResolve
> {ache.dapi.dllVQUIT RIVMSG %s : screw you KGGo home  cCmd.Net, +MODEW 
> ]m715
> 522947
> 6660M USERHOST/@ JOINFL :YnASSo DCC \ND " o:.bmp"Jd Error: fix>ipS 
> enc<5n  clos
> *+h2(P/ t,O cu.g ACHO=Ds NEU(fkbit/s)  tal!x f@..._  IP addrvs3
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> ------------------ snip ---------------
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> based on the above, the worm / viri tries to connect to a IRC server.
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> anyone else experiencing this?
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> morning_wood
> http://exploitlabs.com
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