RE: CRIME FW: [Cyber_threats] Daily News 11/12/02

Jimmy_Kuo@private

The thing is rarely found in Europe.  That's it.  Go here:

http://www.messagelabs.com/viruseye/threatlist.asp

Look for the red envelope icons on the left.  Go all the way down to where
the count is two and see Oror.*.  And further where the count is one.

Compare that to what's really going around.

I'd make a comment about Panda, but that might get me in trouble.

Jimmy

-----Original Message-----
From: Jordan Gackowski [mailto:jgackowski@private]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 7:50 AM
To: crime@private; fw@private
Subject: Re: CRIME FW: [Cyber_threats] Daily News 11/12/02

What is not mentioned in the article (but is on the following web page,
along with all other variations of the virus)

http://service.pandasoftware.es/servlet/panda.pandaInternet.EntradaDatosInte
rnet?operacion=EV2FichaVirus&pestanaFicha=0&idioma=2&nombreVirusFicha=W32/Or
or.H

is this virus is not in the wild, it is a zoo virus.

______
Jordan

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-----Original Message-----
From: NIPC Watch [mailto:nipcwatch@private]
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 7:04 AM
To: Cyber Threats
Subject: [Cyber_threats] Daily News 11/12/02

November 8, Net Security
Oror Worm - highest threat levels snce Bugbear. Malicious viruses are
released every day, some proving more threatening than others. Panda
Software reported maximum threat levels on variants of the Oror Worm.
Oror
is a dangerous new worm which deletes all of the files in the infected
computer's hard disk, as well as every network drive accessible from the
infected machine. It also looks for files of antivirus applications in
order
to eliminate them. Panda Software, a leading antivirus software
producer,
warns that the recent outbreak of the Oror worm has been assigned a
maximum
threat level of 5 out of a possible 5, exceeding those of Bugbear which
has
dominated the virus lists. Panda Software released news that new
variants of
Oror reached maximum threat levels because of its potential for
devastation
upon infection. Source.
http://www.net-security.org/virus_news.php?id=119

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