full-disclosure - Re: Re: DoomJuice.A, Mydoom.A source code

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From: incognito at patria.ath.cx (Filipe A.)
Subject: Re: Re: DoomJuice.A, Mydoom.A source code

Nick FitzGerald wrote:

>> I've done that and after 12 hours I had about 27 files. 8 of them
>>were unique both in size and content.  ...
>               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Is that not tautological?

  I meant there were no files with the same length and different content.

> Or were you trying to say that none of these 8 are truncated copies of 
> longer files in the set?

  After a more detailed analysis it turned out only 4 were unique and not
juices A or B. But only one seems to be complete, the others look like 
truncs of complete parts which I don't have.

>> ... but that leaves me with another 7 different
>> files. Question is, how many things are out there piggybacking on
>> mydoom's backdoor?  ...

> [...] and simply the five byte 
> command that instructs Mydoom's backdoor to "drop to a file and execute 
> the following data stream" 

  Enlighten me here, if we send those 5 bytes and then stream it an
executable file will it work?

>>...  And now the source code is public many more
>>will emerge in the next few days...

> Charming, eh??

  Spreading your opensource worm code through the worm itself is quite
amusing.