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New Virus-Worm I.Worm.Maldal a/k/a Christmas Targets Those in the Holiday Spirit (Kaspersky)
Kaspersky Labs reports the detection of the latest Internet worm, I.Worm.Maldal (a.k.a. Maldal is written in Visual Basic, is an EXE file about 37Kb, and is compressed in a UPX utility. Kaspersky Labs responds to the "alert" sent out by other anti... [28 Apr 2004]
New Virus-Worm I.Worm.Maldal a/k/a Christmas Targets Those in the Holiday Spirit (Kaspersky)
White Paper Kaspersky Labs reports the detection of the latest Internet worm, I.Worm.Maldal (a.k.a. Maldal is written in Visual Basic, is an EXE file about 37Kb, and is compressed in a UPX utility. Kaspersky Labs responds to the "alert" sent out by other anti... [22 Apr 2004]
W32.Maldal.D@mm (Symantec)
White Paper Name: W32.Maldal.D@mm W32.Maldal.D@mm was written and distributed on December 28th of 2001. Discovered on: December 29, 2001 Last Updated on: December 29, 2001 at 10:30:56 PM PST The virus code is in Visual Basic. [14 Aug 2003]
W32/Maldal@MM / LUCKEY.EXE / DALLAH.EXE (Mcafee)
White Paper Name: W32/Maldal@MM Date Discovered: 10/4/2001 Date Added: 12/11/2001 Origin: Unknown Type: Virus SubType: Win32 This mass-mailing worm is not fully functional, contains bugs, and only mails itself under unusual and specific conditions. [14 Aug 2003]
Win32.Zacker / I-WormHallad / Hallad / W32/Maldal@mm (CAI)
White Paper Alias: I-WormHallad, W32/Maldal@mm Date: December 18, 2001 Name: Win32.Zacker Category: Win32 Type: Worm Destructiveness: Low Characteristics: Zacker is a worm which was supposed to spread via e-mail using Microsoft Outlook. [14 Aug 2003]
W32/Zacker-C / Maldal.c@MM / W32/Reeezak.A@mm / I-Worm.Keyluc / Christmas.exe (Sophos)
White Paper Aliases: W32/Maldal.c@MM, W32/Reeezak.A@mm, I-Worm.Keyluc Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 15:48:34 (GMT) Name: W32/Zacker-C Type: Win32 worm Description: W32/Zacker-C is a worm that attempts to spread using Microsoft [14 Aug 2003]
W32.Reeezak.A@mm / W32.Zacker.C@mm / W32.Maldal.C@mm (Symantec)
White Paper Also Known As: W32.Zacker.C@mm, W32.Maldal.C@mm Name: W32.Reeezak.A@mm Discovered on: December 19, 2001 Last Updated on: December 19, 2001 at 05:45:33 AM PST W32.Reeezak.A@mm is a mass-mailing worm that uses Microsoft Outlook and MSN Messenger. [14 Aug 2003]
W32/Maldal.c@MM (Mcafee)
White Paper Virus Name: W32/Maldal.c@MM W32/Maldal.c@MM was discovered on 19 December 2001, it's the third variant of the W32/Maldal@MM family. Risk Assessment: Low Date Discovered: 12/19/2001 Date Added: 12/19/2001 [14 Aug 2003]
Win32.Maldal.E (CAI)
White Paper Name: Win32.Maldal.E Maldal.E is a worm which spreads via the e-mail system. Maldal.E arrives attached to an e-mail where the Subject line is the computername of the infected PC that sent the message. [14 Aug 2003]
W32/Maldal-F (Sophos)
White Paper Name: W32/Maldal-F W32/Maldal-F is a worm which uses Microsoft Outlook to send itself to everyone in the Outlook address book. Date: January 16, 2002 Click through to view the alert text for disinfection information. [14 Aug 2003]
W32/Maldal-D / W32/Maldal.D@mm / Win32.Maldal.E (Sophos)
White Paper Name: W32/Maldal-D Aliases: W32/Maldal.D@mm, Win32.Maldal.E W32/Maldal-D is a worm which spreads as an email attachment. Sun, 30 Dec 2001 16:03:36 (GMT) Type: Win32 worm The subject of the email is the name of the infected computer. [14 Aug 2003]
W32/Maldal-G / ZaCker.exe / I-Worm.Maldal (Sophos)
White Paper Name: W32/Maldal-G Aliases: I-Worm.Maldal Description: W32/Maldal-G is a worm which spreads as an email attachment. Wed, 2 Jan 2002 15:33:21 (GMT) Type: Win32 worm The subject of the email is "ZaCker". [14 Aug 2003]
Win32/Reeezak.Worm: A Worm that Spreads via Microsoft Outlook that Masquerades as Christmas Greetings (CAI)
White Paper Also known as W32/Zacker.C, W32/Maldal.C December 19, 2001 Name: Win32/Reeezak.Worm Reeezak is a mass-mailer spreading through Microsoft Outlook. The worm attaches itself to an email with the subject line "Happy New Year", and attachment name... [14 Aug 2003]
Worm alert: Maldal-I wriggling its way to an inbox near you...
News UK businesses are being put on alert over another worm, known as Maldal-I. Anti-virus specialists have recorded several sightings of the worm, a variant of Maldal-D, which was originally seen in the wild earlier this year. [22 Feb 2002]
Viruses stake early claim on 2002
News Sophos also warned of Maldal-D worm, which spreads as a .exe attachment with many different email message variants. Maldal-D will try to disable any anti-virus software running on the infected machine. [02 Jan 2002]
