full-disclosure - RE: Not into Refuting tall-tales and stories abo ut the Mydoom worms

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Message-ID: <20040130234714.GA975@ergo.nruns.com>
From: jan.muenther at nruns.com (jan.muenther@...ns.com)
Subject: RE: Not into Refuting tall-tales and stories abo ut the Mydoom worms

> the possibility?  There is plenty of unanalyzed code and looking at the
> dissassembled code there are fingerprints of a tsr and forth in my opinion,

Plenty, eh? After de-UPX-ization, this thing is about 56k. 
TSR in Windows? 
And where do you see the Forth traces? 
Looks a heck of a lot more like VC++ to me. 

> Were the int
> calls
> examined for suspicious behavior? 

Int calls, eh? You're aware that this is a PE binary?