full-disclosure - FW: Fake Email (Update)

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Message-ID: <4040B1D5.31942.7D4C9EE7@localhost>
From: nick at virus-l.demon.co.uk (Nick FitzGerald)
Subject: FW: Fake Email (Update)

"Tiago Halm" <thalm@...cabo.pt> wrote:

<<snip>>
> Size: 74142 bytes
> 
> Executed strings (ANSI and UNICODE) on it, but could not find anything
> relevant.

Because it is compressed -- at runtime a stub routine decompresses the 
bulk of the .EXE file into memory, fixes things up and then starts 
"normal" execution of the program...

> Also ran DUMPBIN /ALL and saw only the following imports:
> 
> Section contains the following imports:
> 
>     KERNEL32.DLL
<<snip>> 
>     MSVBVM60.DLL
<<snip>>
> Does anyone recognize something with this?

>From the above and earlier clues, it sounds like it should be Sober.C 
(or perhaps a similar, new Sober variant?).  Does a reliable, up-to-
date virus scanner detect it?

> I someone needs the attachment, I'll send it zipped by email.

If it is not detected by major virus scanners, send a sample to their 
developers.  No-one else "needs" it...


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Nick FitzGerald
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