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Message-ID: <1078826529.23556.69.camel@adesk>
From: full-disclosure at illuminated.nl (Aschwin Wesselius)
Subject: Has anyone seen this in their e-mail

On Tue, 2004-03-09 at 01:44, Edward W. Ray wrote:
>  This e-mail was addressed to my mail server.  It even looked authentic, but
> since my mail server never sends me zip attachments I thought it strange.
> 
> Please be careful when opening.  The zip file contains an executable, and I
> would assume it is some kind of virus or worm.
> 
> Has anyone else seen something similar?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Edward W. Ray
> 

Yeah, this looks like one I've got yesterday too. The message was
different and even the password was different (clever virus-writer huh).

I bet it is a Bagle.Gen-zippwd (who gives them names actually?) sort of
worm, but am not sure. I dare not to open it at all. At least my
ClamAssassin fetched it and sorted it into my Virus folder

This means that ClamAV (for Linux) recognizes it as a worm/virus

Kind regards,

Aschwin Wesselius