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From: mike at erdelynet.com (Michael Erdely)
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ClamAV calls it Trojan.JS.Runme.  My update for it came at 3 PM EDT today.

 From ClamAV Update list:
Submission: 5025-web, 5026-web, 5027-web, 5028-web, 5029-web, 5030-web, 
5043-web, 5044-web,
5045-web, 5046-web, 5047-web, 5048-web
Sender: James Stevens, Bill Landry, Henning Spjelkavik, Melanie 
Dussiaume, Roman Scheucher, Gunter
Mintzel, Mike Watterson, Martin, Rob Kudyba, wojciech myszka, Philip 
Corliss, Kevin Way
Virus: unknown, JS/IllWill (McAfee), JS.Dword.dropper (Bitdefender), 
JScript/IE.VM.Exploit (Inoculate)
Alias: TR/RunMe.Dldr.1 (Hbedv)
Added: Trojan.JS.RunMe
Added: Trojan.RunMe
Note: The name may change.
Note: There are more submissions with this; at the moment I'm publishing 
just some of them.

-Mike

Jonathan Grotegut wrote:

> (In regards to new_price.zip file attachment)
> 
> Anyone have any idea what this is, we had some clients just get pretty
> hard with this email.  I am unable to find anything on it, from my VERY
> Limited knowledge it appears to be a virus exploiting one of the many
> holes in IE.  Anyone else see anything on this yet?
> 
> Jonathan Grotegut
> 
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