full-disclosure - New Worm?

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Date: Tue Aug  9 16:34:21 2005
From: Dan at dbambach.net (Dan Bambach)
Subject: New Worm?

I was "blessed" with an email that had a ZIP file attached called Beach.zip.
The executable that was enclosed is called foto_bs363.exe. Is this a new
one?  A google search comes up blank, a yahoo search came up with one hit,
www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/pf/trojan.tooso.k.html. Interesting that
when I sent it through VirusTotal, Symantec did not report anything and my
Symantec does not detect any issues with it. Right now I have no way of
testing this file, so anyone interested in it, let me know and I'll send it
to you.

Regards

Dan 

DanATdbambach<>net

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