full-disclosure - one new trojan

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Message-ID: <200407242141.14450.filbert@pandora.be>
From: filbert at pandora.be (Filbert)
Subject: one new trojan

On Saturday July 24 2004 20:55, Willem Koenings wrote:
> hi,
>
> > NAV does recognise it as Trojan.ByteVerify.
>
> do you talk about those java components or about web.exe?
> those java components are indeed recognized, as byteverify
> vulnerability is old enough and in this context java is
> used only as privilege escalation and execution of the
> included web.exe. but web.exe is something new...
>

only the java components, the .exe is not recognised.


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