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Backdoor.coreflood infection Sep 04 2003 06:05PM
Reid Forrest (reidfo yahoo com) (3 replies)
We've had three machines across multiple sites come up
with the backdoor.coreflood trojan today. NAV caught
them all, but I'm wondering how it got in. We block
.exe attachments.

It's my understanding that this thing doesn't
propagate itself. One instance I can understand, but
three seemingly unrelated infections are puzzling.

Is anyone else seeing this, or have any ideas?

Reid

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[ reply ]
Re: Backdoor.coreflood infection Sep 05 2003 03:17PM
Eric Kollmann (xnih softhome net)
Re: Backdoor.coreflood infection Sep 05 2003 01:03PM
Joe Stewart (jstewart lurhq com) (2 replies)
Re: Backdoor.coreflood infection Sep 05 2003 05:53PM
Jack McCarthy (lists jackmccarthy com)
Re: Backdoor.coreflood infection Sep 05 2003 05:06PM
Reid Forrest (reidfo yahoo com)
Re: Backdoor.coreflood infection Sep 05 2003 06:28AM
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