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Re: patch-9449
From: Mike Shafer <news-letter-subs () its-secured com>
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:59:05 -0400

Myself and a client have received several over the past 24hrs.

I submitted one as the password protected zip file to VirusTotal and 
Kaspersky identified it as a virus/trojan as did several other AV 
products. Names varied so I didn't record them. Was most interested in 
seeing if there was a consistent identification of the archive.

Received another this morning which I unzipped on a Linux box  then 
tested with CA AV. It was identified as Win32/Pecoan.R

- Mike Shafer

Steward Smith wrote:
Hi,

Had a funny spam today that warned about mails coming from my IP address
and I should apply the attached patch. The filename was named
patch-9449.exe which was attached in a password protected zip file -
presumably to fool your virus scanner.

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