full-disclosure - Which worm?

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Message-ID: <BAY12-F85II0m7F8qmv000403c8@hotmail.com>
From: bobsagart500 at hotmail.com (bob sagart)
Subject: Which worm?

Hey everyone
The other night I decided to see what traffic I could capture on tcp port 
3127 (MyDoom backdoor) since I have been getting a lot of connection attemps 
showing up in my firewall logs.
I got several dumps of the traffic using
nc -l -p 3127 > out.dmp
most of them are around 10-20kB which I thought was the about the right size 
of most of the worms and backdoors using that port. But one of the dumps I 
got was 150kB and I was just wondering if anyone could tell me what I might 
be?
I cannot send it as an attachment as hotmail says it is a virus.
Thanks.

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