[nsp-sec] new storm worm campaign - april fool's day

John Fraizer john at op-sec.us
Mon Mar 31 14:44:04 EDT 2008


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ACK AS6981.  Thumping *real* hard on our customer-facing folks since our entry has shown up very consistently since March 6th and I show no indication that they have
bothered to contact the customer. :(

John

Jose Nazario wrote:
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> same MO as before, with april fool's day campaign.
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> funny.exe, kickme.exe and foolsday.exe
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> same MD5 for all when fetched at the same time
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> new peerlist, decoded and attached.
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