full-disclosure - W32.Netsky-B.worm spreading (name may vary)

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Message-ID: <20040218T100422Z_711500130000@matc.edu>
From: fanningp at milwaukee.tec.wi.us (Pete Fanning)
Subject: W32.Netsky-B.worm spreading (name may vary)

Maybe I'm paranoid, but after applying DAT 4325 to my Webshield server this morning to catch this new worm I all of a suddon STOPPED catching Bagle.B.

Maybe just a coincedence....maybe not.....

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Pete Fanning
MATC Technical Services
Internet: fanningp@...c.edu

>>> Peter Kruse<kruse@...sesecurity.dk> 2/18/2004 7:57:28 AM >>>
Hi All,

This is a heads up.

A small modification of NetSky-A has started spreading in some european
countries. Check your favorite AV-vendor for further details.

Regards
Peter Kruse

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