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From: hvdkooij at vanderkooij.org (Hugo van der Kooij)
Subject: [SPAM] Fw: Joke.cpl ???

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, Daniel Bachfeld wrote:

> So far we have Bagle AQ, AT, AU, AY and BB for the same worm
> More proposals?
>
> This is the biggest divergence i've seen the last months. Is there any
> reason, why the vendors could not agree on one name? We already have
> CVE-entries and Bugtraq-IDs for vulnerabilities.

So far I noticed at least two distinct files which were detected as
W32/Bable.AP@mm (F-Prot) or Worm.Bagle.AT (ClamAV).

Now I get freash trash Which is decoded as W32/Bagle.AQ@mm (F-Prot) or
Worm.Bagle.AX (ClamAV).

I am under the impression it is not a single infection.

But I share your sense of utter confusion. To which the people of ClamAV
have contributed way too much. (Noticed their 'SomeFool'series?)

Hugo.

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