Anti-Virus Updates

[Roadblock]

7/10/03 - AVG

[bluetailfly3]

July 10

Norton

[bluetailfly3]

July 11

Norton

[Lion7718]

July 14:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

July 14

Norton

[Lion7718]

July 24:

AVG

[Sockfulloflove]

July 24, 2003:


Norton AntiVirus Definitions 7/24/03

[Sockfulloflove]

July 25, 2003:


Kaspersky Anti-Virus (AVP) Update 7/25/03
McAfee SuperDAT Update 4280
McAfee DAT Update for Windows 4280
McAfee DAT Update for Unix 4280

[bluetailfly3]

July 28

Norton

[bluetailfly3]

July 29

Norton

[Lion7718]

July 30:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

July 31

McAfee

[bluetailfly3]

July 31

Trend Micro Pattern
Norton

[bluetailfly3]

August 1

Norton

[Lion7718]

Aug 2:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

August 2

Trend
McAfee

[Lion7718]

Aug 4:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

August 7

Norton

[bluetailfly3]

August 9

Norton
Kaspersky Anti-virus

[bluetailfly3]

August 11

Trend
Norton

[Lion7718]

Aug 12:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

August

Norton

[Lion7718]

Aug 14:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

August 14
Norton

[bluetailfly3]

August 15

Norton
Trend
McAfee

[bluetailfly3]

August 18

Trend
AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 19:

AVG

[bluetailfly3]

August 19

Trend
Norton

[bluetailfly3]

August 20

McAfee
Norton

[bluetailfly3]

August 21

Norton

[Lion7718]

Aug 28:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Sept 1:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Sept 9:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Sept 11:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Sept 17:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton AntiVirus Definitions Update (i32 Package)

Norton AntiVirus Definitions Update (x86 Package)

[Lion7718]

Sept 18:

AVG

[tanker333]

9/18/2003


Norton

[Lion7718]

Sept 23:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Sept 29:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Oct 6:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Oct 9:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Oct 16:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Oct 17:

AVG (Big Update)

[Carrie]

October 17

Norton

[Nilly_Chipples]

10-21

Norton

[Lion7718]

Oct 23:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Oct 27:

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/29 Norton

[Lion7718]

Oct 31:

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/31---Norton

[Lion7718]

Nov 2:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Nov 3:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Nov 4:

AVG (7 Only)

[taddzilla]

11-5--Norton

[Lion7718]

Nov 6:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Nov 10:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Nov 11

System Suite

[Lion7718]

Nov 14:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Nov 17

Ontrack system Suite

[Cassavus]

Nov 17

AntiVir Personal Edition 6.22.08.08 (http://www.free-av.com/)

[Lion7718]

Nov 18:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Nov 20

Ontrack System Suite

[Lion7718]

Nov 21:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Dec 16:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Dec 17:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Dec 16

Ontrack System Suite

[Lion7718]

Dec 18:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Dec 19

Ontrack System Suite

[Lion7718]

Dec 21:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Dec 22

Ontrack System Suite

[Lion7718]

Dec 23:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Dec 26:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Dec: 30:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Dec 30

Ontrack System Suite

[The Hunter]

Dec 31

Ontrack System Suite

[Lion7718]

Jan 3:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Dec 7

Ontrack System Suite

[Roadblock]

Jan. 7

AVG Free Edition
Norton AV Definitions
AntiVir Personal Edition

[Lion7718]

Jan 8:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Jan 8

Ontrack System Suite

[The Hunter]

Jan 12

Ontrack System Suite

[Lion7718]

Jan 13:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Jan 14

Ontrack System Suite.

[The Hunter]

Jan 16

Ontrack System Suite.

[Lion7718]

Jan 17:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Jan 18:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Jan 19:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Jan 23:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Jan 25:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Jan 25th
Trend Micro Internet Security

[Lion7718]

Jan 26:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Jan 27:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Jan 27th

Trend Micro Internet Security(pc-cillin)

[Lion7718]

Jan 29:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Jan 29

Panda Antivirus

[Lion7718]

Jan 30:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Jan 30

Panda Antivirus

[The Hunter]

Jan 30

Ontrack System suite.

[Lion7718]

Jan 31:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Jan 31st

Panda Antivirus

[g-smooth2k]

Jan 31

Norton AntiVirus [NAV]

Jan 30

Kaspersky
Trend Micro

[Lion7718]

Feb 4:

AVG

[g-smooth2k]

Feb 4

Trend Micro
Norton AntiVirus

[Lion7718]

Feb 6:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Feb 9

Panda Antivirus

[Lion7718]

Feb 10:

AVG

[g-smooth2k]

Feb 9

Norton AntiVirus

[g-smooth2k]

Feb 10

Norton AntiVirus

Trend Micro

[Lion7718]

Feb 11:

AVG

[g-smooth2k]

Feb 12

McAfee

Trend Micro

[macx2]

Panda

[Lion7718]

Feb 16:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Feb 18:

AVG

[Lazy Dog]

Feb 18

Panda Antivirus

[g-smooth2k]

Feb 18

McAfee

Trend Micro

[Lion7718]

Feb 20:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 4:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 5:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 8:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 9:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 10:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 11:

AVG

[The Hunter]

March 13

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 15:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 17:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 18:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 19:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 21:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 22:

AVG

[Lion7718]

March 25:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Mar 29

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

[sepia]

Norton and AVG and a DLink hardware firewall plus BlackIce Software firewall for that damn Slammer Worm. If I could put Teflon Condoms on the old boy (in this case), she'd wear those, too. I'm so sick of these damn worms I could scream, and the more computers I get, the more I get infected--though now I keep all my really important data on an external hard drive.

And does anyone else seem to always have some idiot roommate that walks through and goes "this will fix it (while you are fixing big pitcher of juice and sandwiches to sit down and spend a day crying over the fact you never back up anything) and push the destructive restore button? Does the theme to the shower scene in Psycho play in your head while you have that mayo knife in your hand?
I now p2p in one not on network, do homework inititially in one not on network, then lock down tight everything else so no one can get into it.
Broke up with a guy one time just for messing with my mp3's. Said they would play so much better with this really cool new Media Player 9 that he had downloaded into my machine. Nice guy. could have been a future there. I know someone out there must understand me, he had to go.....Media 9? Not cool. If this was the beginning of our future, it could only get more hellish as time went by.
Sepia
:throw:

Most go post in another forum, do picture shoots this weekend and other photo stuff, I come humbly bearing new materials.

[Lion7718]

Sounds like your having a hard day, sorry to hear.
Worms are everywhere at the moment, not much you can do about it...except unplug yourself. :eek:

[sepia]

Thanks Lion--That was very sweet of you. Very rarely do I go through one of those "Why Me? What have I done to anger the Gods of porst and cables?" things. But, being a very hot blooded Mediterreanean type, I get over it quickly and juwst get down to business with the thought--how do you eat an elephant: one bite at a time.
Last night Norton caught 2 more worms trying to get in: W32.Plinski and another W.32 variant. I know exactly how these got access and wasn't at all surprised so it was no big.
Ya know, ya do things in an edgie way, edgie things can hapen, I jusrt make sure that if my computers are destroyed, it's me who is doing it now, not some hapless roommate who will never here the end of it.
Thanks again. I amy have to darw, construct, photograph, distort whatever something for such sweet words.
Sepia

[sepia]

Hey Lion--Think I need to proofread and spell. No wonder I went into graphics!! And with the rest, i just get "Bad Command" if I mess up!
BTW, where do we go to create a signature with picture and words?
Sepia

[Lion7718]

ask in THIS THREAD (http://www.unitethecows.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1303&highlight=sigs)

[Lion7718]

April 1:

AVG

[Carrie]

April 1st


Norton

[Carrie]

April 2

Norton

[sepia]

Yes, I use Norton and I get paid to be Insane, so I guess I fit the sig and we use the same virus software. Cool, huh?
Sepia

[Lion7718]

April 4:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 5:

AVG

[The Hunter]

April 6

AVG

[The Hunter]

April 6

AVG, yup another one.

[Carrie]

April 6

Nortron

W32.Gaobot.WX
PWSteal.Bancos.H

[Lion7718]

April 8:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 10:

AVG

[Carrie]

04-08-04 W32.HLLW.Donk.M

Norton

[Carrie]

Norton

MP3Concept
Discovered on: March 20, 2004
Last Updated on: April 09, 2004 05:20:49 PM


MP3Concept is a proof-of-concept Trojan targetted at the Mac OS X platform, that is currently not seen “in the wild”. It is not spreading or infecting Mac users. The proof-of-concept program does not contain any malicious payload such as viral code, ablity to email itself or perform destructive functions such as deleting files. It only contains code to display a message box and mp3 audio data of a man laughing.


W32.HLLW.Donk.M
Discovered on: April 08, 2004
Last Updated on: April 10, 2004 05:40:41 PM

[taddzilla]

4/13

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 14:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 15:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 16:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 20:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 21:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 22:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 24:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

W32.Gaobot.ADX
Discovered on: April 24, 2004
Last Updated on: April 24, 2004 01:22:24 PM

W32.Gaobot.ADW
Discovered on: April 23, 2004
Last Updated on: April 23, 2004 04:27:06 PM

W32.Randex.AAS
Discovered on: April 22, 2004
Last Updated on: April 23, 2004 04:36:22 PM

W32.Gaobot.ADV
Discovered on: April 22, 2004
Last Updated on: April 23, 2004 04:24:05 PM

Trojan.Mercurycas.A
Discovered on: April 22, 2004
Last Updated on: April 24, 2004 12:37:27 PM

W32.Gaobot.ADN
Discovered on: April 21, 2004
Last Updated on: April 22, 2004 10:32:47 AM

[Lion7718]

April 25:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 27:

AVG

[Carrie]

April 27:

Norton

[Lion7718]

April 28:

AVG

[Lion7718]

April 29:

AVG (3 updates-Priority, Recommended, Optional)

Recommended will change Pro back to Trial

[Carrie]

Norton

[Lion7718]

May 1:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

W32.Sasser.Worm
Discovered on: April 30, 2004
Last Updated on: May 01, 2004 07:53:54 AM

W32.Sasser.Worm is a worm that attempts to exploit the MS04-011 vulnerability. It spreads by scanning randomly-chosen IP addresses for vulnerable systems.

***(Note: Rapid Release virus definitions, version 30/04/04 rev 70 (20040430.070) and greater, detect this threat.

[Carrie]

Norton LEVEL 3

W32.Sasser.B.Worm
Discovered on: May 01, 2004
Last Updated on: May 01, 2004 06:16:20 PM

W32.Sasser.B.Worm is a variant of W32.Sasser.Worm. It attempts to exploit the LSASS vulnerability described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011, and spreads by scanning randomly-chosen IP addresses for vulnerable systems.



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Note: The MD5 hash value for this worm is 0x1A2C0E6130850F8FD9B9B5309413CD00

[Lion7718]

May 2:

AVG

[Lion7718]

May 3:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

W32.Sasser.C.Worm
Discovered on: May 02, 2004
Last Updated on: May 03, 2004 01:33:59 PM

W32.Sasser.C.Worm is a minor variant of W32.Sasser.B.Worm. It attempts to exploit the LSASS vulnerability described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011, and spreads by scanning randomly-chosen IP addresses for vulnerable systems. This particular variant spawns 1024 threads for the infection routine, where as previous variant W32.Sasser.B.Worm uses 128 threads.

Notes:
Definitions dated May 2, 2004 version 5/02/04 rev 38 (20040502.038) or greater are required to detect this particular variant.
The MD5 hash value for this worm is 0x831f4ee0a7d2d1113c80033f8d6ac372.
Block TCP ports 5554, 9996 and 445 at the perimeter firewall and install the appropriate Microsoft patch (MS04-011) to prevent remote exploitation of the vulnerability.
Symantec Security Response has developed a removal tool to clean the infections of W32.Sasser.C.Worm.
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Trojan.Adwaheck
Discovered on: May 02, 2004
Last Updated on: May 02, 2004 03:23:24 PM


Trojan.Adwaheck is a trojan that contains both Adware and backdoor trojan functionality.

[Lion7718]

May 4:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

W32.Sasser.D
Discovered on: May 03, 2004
Last Updated on: May 04, 2004 01:16:38 PM


The W32.Sasser.D worm:

Is a variant of W32.Sasser.Worm.
Attempts to exploit the LSASS vulnerability described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011.
Spreads by scanning the randomly selected IP addresses of vulnerable systems.

W32.Sasser.D differs from W32.Sasser.Worm as follows:
Uses a different mutex: SkynetSasserVersionWithPingFast.
Uses a different file name: skynetave.exe.
Has a different file size: 16,384 bytes
Has a different MD5.
Creates a different value in the registry: "skynetave.exe."
Uses a different port for the remote shell: 9995/tcp
Will exit before running any code with an error on some Windows 2000 systems.
Has an updated routine for finding vulnerable computers. It sends an ICMP echo request before attempting to make a connection. This change may prevent the worm from properly executing on some Windows 2000 systems.

This threat is written in C++ and is packed with PECompact.

[Carrie]

W32.Netsky.AC@mm
Discovered on: May 03, 2004
Last Updated on: May 04, 2004 02:35:05 PM



W32.Netsky.AC@mm is a worm that scans for the email addresses on all non-CD-ROM drives on an infected computer. The worm then uses its own SMTP engine to send itself to the email addresses that it finds.

The email's From, Body, and attachment vary. The attachment has a .cpl extension.

This threat is compressed with PECompact.

[Lion7718]

May 5:

AVG

[taddzilla]

5/9

AVG

[Lion7718]

May 26:

AVG

[Lion7718]

May 28:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 1:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 3:

AVG (Big Update)

[Carrie]

Norton

[Lion7718]

June 5:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 7:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 8:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton



W32.Korgo.I
Discovered on: June 07, 2004
Last Updated on: June 08, 2004 02:51:39 PM

W32.Korgo.I is a variant of W32.Korgo.F. This worm attempts to propagate by exploiting the Microsoft Windows LSASS Buffer Overrun Vulnerability (described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011) on TCP port 445. It also listens on TCP ports 113, 3067, and other random ports(256-8191).
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W32.Korgo.H
Discovered on: June 07, 2004
Last Updated on: June 08, 2004 01:54:49 PM

W32.Korgo.H is a variant of W32.Korgo.F. This worm attempts to propagate by exploiting the Microsoft Windows LSASS Buffer Overrun Vulnerability (BID 10108), described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011. It uses TCP port 445 to do this.

W32.Korgo.H listens on TCP ports 113, 3067, and a random port (256-8191).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Note:

Certified virus definitions, version 06/07/04 rev 49 (20040607.049) and greater are required to detect this threat.

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W32.Rainwash
Discovered on: June 07, 2004
Last Updated on: June 07, 2004 03:49:14 PM

W32.Rainwash is a worm that propagates by copying itself to the Kazaa shared folder. When the worm is executed, it displays the fake message "Cannot find vbflash32.dll, program disrupted".

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Trojan.Mitglieder.L
Discovered on: June 07, 2004
Last Updated on: June 07, 2004 02:00:07 PM

Trojan.Mitglieder.L is a trojan horse program that allows a compromised system to be used as an email relay. Systems compromised in this way are often used to relay spam. Trojan.Mitglieder.L also terminates processes associated with various antivirus and security applications.
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Backdoor.Ducy
Discovered on: June 06, 2004
Last Updated on: June 08, 2004 09:46:58 AM

Backdoor.Ducy is a backdoor Trojan horse that uses MSN Messenger to give an attacker access to your computer.
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Trojan.Startpage.E

Trojan.StartPage.E is a Trojan horse that:
Changes your Internet Explorer home page
Terminates security programs
Overwrites the Hosts file.

[Lion7718]

June 11:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 12:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 14:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

X97M.Crex
Discovered on: June 09, 2004
Last Updated on: June 14, 2004 03:07:58 PM

X97M.Crex is a macro virus that infects Microsoft Excel 97 (and later) spreadsheets. If the system date is greater than January 2, 2004, it will attempt to remove the component, "universelle."
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W32.Erkez.B@mm
Discovered on: June 10, 2004
Last Updated on: June 15, 2004 03:27:13 AM

W32.Erkez.B@mm is a mass-mailing worm that sends itself to the email addresses found on an infected computer and copies itself to folders that are likely to be shared on file sharing networks. When this worm infects a computer, it attempts to overwrite executables associated with security products installed on that machine.

This threat is compressed with FSG.

Notes:
The worm does not have a static MD5 value.
Symantec Security Response has developed a removal tool to clean the infections of W32.Erkez.B@mm
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W32.Sasser.G
Discovered on: June 10, 2004
Last Updated on: June 14, 2004 03:10:00 PM

W32.Sasser.G has been renamed to W32.Sasser.E.Worm. For further details on this worm, please refer to the information provided on the W32.Sasser.E.Worm threat page.
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Trojan.Ascetic.A
Discovered on: June 11, 2004
Last Updated on: June 14, 2004 01:28:17 PM

Trojan.Ascetic.A uses its own SMTP engine to send a message to addresses found on the infected computer. The email sender address is spoofed. The subject and message body are randomly-chosen German text.

Notes:
Virus definitions dated prior to June 12, 2004 may detect this threat as W32.Sober.H@mm

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W32.Paps.A@mm
Discovered on: June 13, 2004
Last Updated on: June 14, 2004 10:54:08 AM

W32.Paps.A@mm is a mass-mailing worm that sends itself as an attachment to the email addresses that it finds on your computer. The email will have a variable subject and file attachment. The attachment will have a .exe file extension.

This threat is written in the Delphi language and is packed by UPX.
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EPOC.Cabir
Discovered on: June 14, 2004
Last Updated on: June 15, 2004 09:43:59 AM

EPOC.Cabir is a proof-of-concept worm that replicates on Nokia Series 60 phones. This worm repeatedly sends itself to the first Bluetooth-enabled device that it can find, regardless of the type of device. For example, even a Bluetooth-enabled printer will be attacked if it is within range.

The worm spreads as a .SIS file, which is automatically installed into the APPS directory when the receiver accepts the transmission.

When EPOC.Cabir is executed, it:

Displays a message (see the "Technical Details" section), then copies itself to a directory on the phone. (This directory is not visible, by default.)
Runs from this directory when the phone is restarted, so that it continues to work even if the files are deleted from the APPS directory.

Once the worm is running, it will constantly search for Bluetooth-enabled devices, and send itself to the first device that it finds.

There is no payload, apart from the vastly shortened battery life caused by the constant scanning for Bluetooth-enabled devices.

[Lion7718]

June 16:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 18:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 23:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 24:

AVG

[taddzilla]

June 25:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 27:

AVG

[Lion7718]

June 30:

AVG

[Big Chris]

spyware sweeper

[Lion7718]

July 2:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 18:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 19:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 20:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 23:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 27:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 28:

AVG

[Lion7718]

July 29:

AVG (2MB)

[Lion7718]

July 30:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 2:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 4:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 6:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 10:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 11:

AVG

[Carrie]

Norton

[Lion7718]

Aug 16:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 17:

AVG

[Lion7718]

Aug 20:

AVG

[The Hunter]

Where lions out of comission for a while, maybe we can help him out.

August 24

AVG

[The Hunter]

August 27

AVG

[The Hunter]

Sept 1

AVG

[taddzilla]

Sept 2

AVG

[The Hunter]

Sept 3

AVG

[The Hunter]

Sept 6

AVG

[taddzilla]

Sept. 10th

AVG

[Nilly_Chipples]

9/6 Norton

[taddzilla]

9/13

AVG

[taddzilla]

9/15

AVG

[taddzilla]

9/17

AVG

[Nilly_Chipples]

9/17
norton

[taddzilla]

9/22

AVG

[taddzilla]

9/24

AVG

[taddzilla]

9/28

AVG

[sepia]

Symantic/Norton


I know Wednesday and sometimes Sundays, are the Norton usual update days, but as I was reading the last thread, my Symantec went off saying it had an update--first time ti has ever done that to me.
Norton WMI on Systemworks 2004 Professional

[taddzilla]

10/1

AVG

[Nilly_Chipples]

10-05
NORTON

[taddzilla]

10/5

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/8

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/12

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/15

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/19

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/22

AVG

[ISOSES]

symantec av is the best for me

[taddzilla]

10/25

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/27

AVG

[taddzilla]

10/29

AVG

[Big Chris]

not really an update but, guys n gals, keep your eyes peeled for a nasty little horsey called Rbot, Norton completely missed it on my system and spybot didn't see it either. It's a w32worm called get this, W32.spybot norton said i had this worm but i couldn't find the entries in the registry and it didn't show on a second sweep so i assumed i killed it. Next thing i know i got denial of service attacks. It had changed itself to the trojan Rbot and hid somewhere else in the registry. Webroots Spy sweeper found it and killed. Its a mIRC and Kazaa worm so there's a lot of us at risk from this little beastie.

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11/1

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11/19

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[MikeHunt]

this site

http://www.dozleng.com/updates/index.php?act=calendar

keeps track of most all spyware and antivirus program updates..both paid and free., on a daily basis.
A good site with an interesting forum.

moderator ..maybe sticky this

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11/25

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11/30

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