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Bill Sanderson
http://www.mitre.org/news/releases/05/cme_10_05_2005.html
http://cme.mitre.org/
So--today's outbreak of what McAfee calls Sober.R, is CME-151
Aliases
CME-151, I-Worm.Sober.U (VirusBuster), W32.Sober.Q@mm (Symantec),
W32/Sober-O (Sophos), W32/Sober.R@mm (Frisk), W32/Sober.r@MM!CME-151,
W32/Sober.r@MM!M-151, W32/Sober.Y.worm (Panda), Win32.Sober.S@mm (Softwin)
It would be great if we can encourage posters to use the CME number as much
as possible--this eliminates some major possible confusion, and should
maximize the possibility of finding accurate information on the risks and
cleaning instructions for a given virus.
(and I know this isn't an antivirus group, but there's overlap
--
http://cme.mitre.org/
So--today's outbreak of what McAfee calls Sober.R, is CME-151
Aliases
CME-151, I-Worm.Sober.U (VirusBuster), W32.Sober.Q@mm (Symantec),
W32/Sober-O (Sophos), W32/Sober.R@mm (Frisk), W32/Sober.r@MM!CME-151,
W32/Sober.r@MM!M-151, W32/Sober.Y.worm (Panda), Win32.Sober.S@mm (Softwin)
It would be great if we can encourage posters to use the CME number as much
as possible--this eliminates some major possible confusion, and should
maximize the possibility of finding accurate information on the risks and
cleaning instructions for a given virus.
(and I know this isn't an antivirus group, but there's overlap
--