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From: ge at egotistical.reprehensible.net (Gadi Evron)
Subject: [Fwd: [TH-research] Dumaru.J/Y Worm - Possible
Outbreak]
> Why are yiu suggesting that this is a pssible "outbreak", and what exactly do you mean by that?
Because it is an outbreak, it just isn't clear yet how serious it is and
since I learned in the army to learn from my mistakes and to be as
accurate as I can, verifying what I write from different sources, I do
not wish to "jump the gun".
> Dumaru has been around for a while now, but I'm not aware of it being any particular problem for corporations, and it doesn't really seem to have a payload other than self mailing in environments where a self contained smtp engine can mail out over port 25.
It's a new one.
> Also, why we have a significant problem with nomenclature AV wise in general, these days I have a problem with calling a mass mailer a worm. Why don't you just call it. Mass mailer?
>
I try and limit the "terms" I use to the very few and basic. Different
malware can be called quite a few things, with characteristics of some
other thingies yet again. But you have a good point there.
> If anyone has curiosity about mass mailer prevalence, www.messagelabs.com/viruseye is a good place to look.
Danke. :)
>
> Best
>
> Gaby
Gadi
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