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Message-ID: <4300CB80-5297-11D8-AF1F-000393D1722A@nonmundane.org>
From: dspisak at nonmundane.org (Daniel Spisak)
Subject: Does anyone have MyDoom.B?
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I'm looking for a copy of MyDoom.B to analyze. It seems as if the only
people/places that have seen this are the large A/V people.
Trend Micro seems to think only one system (at the time I write this)
has been infected (as they track it at least which isn't very
accurate). Source:
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?
VName=WORM_MYDOOM.B&VSect=S
MessageLabs doesn't even list MyDoom.B on their list of active viruses
they've seen in the wild. Source:
http://www.messagelabs.com/viruseye/threats/list/default.asp
I've seen some news reports that would seem to indicate that MyDoom.B
might not be propagating as fast as MyDoom.A has been and in fact might
be potentially flawed in how it spreads itself? Source:
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/
0,5744,8533540%255E1702,00.html
I've gotten plenty of copies of MyDoom.A into my various inboxes but
have yet to see a single instance of MyDoom.B and from talking to a few
here and on other lists this seems to be the common case. No one I've
talked to has this new variant. If anyone has a copy of MyDoom.B or
gets a copy I would really appreciate it if anyone could email it to
me, thanks!
Daniel E. Spisak
Security Engineer
OnlineSecurity
www.onlinesecurity.com
dan@...inesecurity.com
Cell: 562.331.1603
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