full-disclosure - Possible New Malware

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Message-ID: <2DBECCB5FFDB7E46B40D4A95010C031F0467BC@is6b>
From: PerrymonJ at bek.com (Perrymon, Josh L.)
Subject: Possible New Malware

Anyone Heard of BackDoor-CIW?

This is a piece of malware with the .exe of winstr32.exe that is causing 99%
CPU on a couple machine at a remote location. I found that one infected
machine does not have MS04-11 patched. So that could be an attack vector.

I get no luck googling for the .exe or BackDoor-CIW   <----  This is what
Postini identifies the file as.

I'm trying to get a copy to put in my VMWare Lab.

Also----   Isn't there a website that we can email this file to and it will
run several AV solutions on it to find more info?

Joshua Perrymon
Sr. Network Security Consultant

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