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| | New Virus Threat Borrows Update Technique from Conficker Quote: Security researchers from Trend Micro warn of a new file infector, which uses an update technique similar to the Conficker worm and is able to download additional malware. Dubbed PE_LICAT.A, the malware is a traditional virus, in the sense that it spreads by appending malicious code to legit files found on the infected system. In LICAT's case, the targeted file types are EXE, DLL and HTML and the Trend Micro researchers explain that every time one of the infected files gets executed, the rogue code generates an unique URL and attempts to contact it. New Virus Threat Borrows Update Technique from Conficker - Softpedia |
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| 07 Oct 2010 | #2 |
| | Thanks Jan for the information..and the cycle continues  |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Lomai  Thanks Jan for the information..and the cycle continues Yes the onus is on each & everyone of us to be ever vigilant. |
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