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| 23 Apr 2010 | #1 |
| | A case of mistaken identity. Quote: There have been many instances where a virus infects an unintended target; this time it's a variant of Virus:Win32/Huhk. As the name indicates, this virus usually attempts to infect x86 PE files. I came across a sample which contains the virus code, but there was something different about it...  Yes, the infected file is a Windows CE binary for the ARM architecture. Microsoft Malware Protection Center : A case of mistaken identity |
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