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Trend Micro Weekly Virus Report
(by TrendLabs Global Antivirus and Research Center)

Date: October 17, 2003

Issue Preview:

1. Trend Micro Updates - Pattern File & Scan Engine Updates
2. Redline - WORM_REDIST.E (Low Risk)
3. 10 Most Prevalent In-the-Wild Malware Surveyed by Trend Micro US
4. Head-to-Head Comparison: Web Security Performance

1. Trend Micro Updates - Pattern File and Scan Engine Updates

PATTERN FILE: 655
SCAN ENGINE: 6.510

2. Redline - WORM_REDIST.E (Low Risk)
WORM_REDIST.E is a non-destructive worm that spreads via email using
Microsoft Outlook, and via peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing networks. It also
has password-stealing capabilities. It runs on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000,
and XP.

Upon execution, this worm displays the following message box:

Error Starting Progam
A required .DLL file, MSVBM60.DLL, was not found.

It drops the following copies of itself into the Windows folder:

a.. Ircskins.skn
b.. Msgsf32.exe
c.. Msipxc32.exe
d.. Scrset32.scr
e.. Winscz32.exe
f.. Winsetr32.exe
It drops the following copies of itself into the Windows system folder:

a.. Icmpmgr32.exe
b.. Lnkscrc32.scr
c.. Msgmain32.exe
d.. Msgsvc32.pif
e.. Msrun32.exe
f.. Svcmsg32.pif
g.. Winlnkf32.pif
It drops the following copy into the Startup folder:

a.. Startw32.pif
The worm creates registry entries that allow its dropped copy, WINSCZ32.EXE,
to execute at every Windows startup.

This worm propagates by sending a copy of itself to all email addresses
found in the infected users' address book. It uses Microsoft Outlook (MAPI)
to send email with varying details. A sample of the email it sends, are as
follows:

Subject: A new screensaver
Message Body: Take a look at this new screensaver in the attachments that I
downloaded from the internet a while ago. If you like it, try setting it as
your system screensaver Cya!
Attachment: 3DFish.scr

Subject: Your file
Message Body: Here is that file that you asked for (in the attachments).
Sorry that I sent it late, I had trouble finding it on the computer.
Attachment: Picture2.pif

This worm also attempts to propagate to other P2P and chat clients. To do
so, it drops the following copies of itself:

a.. Bruce Almighty (Downloader).pif
b.. Legally Blonde 2 (Downloader).pif
c.. Movie - Finding Nemo (Downloader).pif
d.. Movie - Terminator 3 (Downloader).pif
e.. Movie - The Hulk (Downloader).pif
f.. Movie - The Italian Job (Downloader).pif
g.. Sinbad - Legend of the Seven Seas (Downloader).pif
into the following paths, if they exist:

a.. %Program Files%\BearShare\Shared
b.. %Program Files%\Grokster\My Grokster
c.. %Program Files%\ICQ\Shared Files
d.. %Program Files%\Kazaa Lite\My Shared Folder
e.. %Program Files%\Kazaa\My Shared Folder
f.. %Program Files%\KMD\My Shared Folder
g.. %Program Files%\Limewire\Shared
h.. %Program Files%\Morpheus\My Shared Folder
i.. %Program Files%\Overnet\Incoming
j.. %Program Files%\Rapigator\Share
k.. %Program Files%\Shareaza\Downloads
l.. %Program Files%\Tesla\Files
m.. %Program Files%\WinMX\My Shared Folder
n.. %Program Files%\XoloX\Downloads
This worm also drops randomly named files into the following paths:

a.. \My Music
b.. \My Do***ents\My Music
This worm also attempts to capture and send cached passwords to a remote
malicious user. This function only applies on systems running Windows 95 and
98, since the API used is not available on NT-based systems. It appears that
the information is being sent to the following email address:
Zed_rRlf@hotmail.com

If you would like to scan your computer for WORM_REDIST.E or thousands of
other worms, viruses, Trojans and malicious code, visit HouseCall, Trend
Micro's free, online virus scanner at: http://housecall.trendmicro.com

WORM_REDIST.E is detected and cleaned by Trend Micro pattern file #649 and
above.

3. 10 Most Prevalent In-the-Wild Malware Surveyed by Trend Micro US
(week of: October 6, 2003 to October 12, 2003)

1.. TROJ_ISTBAR.B
2.. WORM_SWEN.A
3.. TROJ_QHOSTS.A
4.. WORM_NACHI.A
5.. BKDR_SDBOT.441B1
6.. ADW_TENGET.A
7.. WORM_MSBLAST.C
8.. WORM_MSBLAST.A
9.. WORM_KLEZ.H
10.. WORM_FRIENDGRT.A

4. Head-to-Head Comparison: Web Security Performance

Trend Micro commissioned VeriTest to compare the performance of Trend Micro
InterScan Web Security Suite 1.0 to Symantec Web Security 3.0 and McAfee
WebShield e1000 appliance using PC Magazine's WebBench 4.01 Web server
performance benchmarking software. All three products tested work in
conjunction with a Web server to monitor HTTP and FTP traffic for known
viruses. The goal of the testing was to compare the performance of the three
products while each filtered HTTP and FTP traffic to several client systems.

View and compare the results of all three products.

For questions, comments, and suggestions about the Weekly Virus Report
please contact the Newsletters Editor at newsletters@trendmicro.com.


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