RE: New "concept" virus/worm?

From: John Thornton (jthorntonat_private)
Date: Tue Sep 18 2001 - 10:04:45 PDT

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    This is what is known now as the "w32.nimda.amm" worm. This worm is
    using a good number of attacks to exploit not only IIS but Outlook as
    well. The worm will send a html e-mail with a attachment called
    "readme.exe" as a MIME-type of "audio/x-wav". Infected IIS servers
    will ask web visitors to download a file called "readme.eml" that
    will download "readme.exe" to the visitors box. The worm also tries
    to run TFTP.EXE to grab a copy of a dll called "Admin.dll" and place
    it in the /scripts directory.
    
    Russ (Russ.Cooperat_private) - Surgeon General of TruSecure
    Corporation/NTBugtraq Editor, has been doing most of the research on
    this worm and I encourage anyone who has been infected with this worm
    to contact him.
    
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