Newer Mytob variant

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Art

Received a variant via email of what Kaspersky calls
Net-Worm.Win32.Mytob.bi
Three different emails with different zip attachments got through my
ISP's malware blocking (I think they use a Symantec product).
They were the same old type of message pretending
to come from your ISP. However, I uploaded to Virus Total and
found that the following av products did not alert:

AVG
Bit Defender
Clamav
Dr Web
eTrust-Iris
Norman
NAV

So beware. Always follow the rule of deleting unsolicited email
attackments. Don't rely on your av or your ISP's av. Use your head
instead :)

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg
 
Art said:
Received a variant via email of what Kaspersky calls
Net-Worm.Win32.Mytob.bi
Three different emails with different zip attachments got through my
ISP's malware blocking (I think they use a Symantec product).
They were the same old type of message pretending
to come from your ISP. However, I uploaded to Virus Total and
found that the following av products did not alert:

AVG
Bit Defender
Clamav
Dr Web
eTrust-Iris
Norman
NAV

So beware. Always follow the rule of deleting unsolicited email
attackments. Don't rely on your av or your ISP's av. Use your head
instead :)

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg
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Thanks for the warning.
Sad you should get abuse for doing so.

eric
 
AVG
Bit Defender
Clamav
Dr Web
eTrust-Iris
Norman
NAV

So beware. Always follow the rule of deleting unsolicited email
attackments. Don't rely on your av or your ISP's av. Use your head
instead :)
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Thanks for this Art. Interesting Norman Sandbox and Bitdefender HIVE
did not pick this up.
 
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