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VXers release 'London bombing' Trojan


By John Leyden



Virus writers have created a Trojan which poses as London terrorist attack news footage. Infected emails harbouring the Trojan pose as a CNN Newsletter which asks recipients to ‘See attachments for unique amateur video shots’ (example below).

If executed, the malicious attachment turns infected Windows PCs into spam zombies. The as-yet unnamed Trojan attempts to obtain a list of SMTP servers that the victim's machine is configured to use and starts to use these servers to send large volumes of unsolicited mail. Email security firm MessageLabs has intercepted a handful of copies of the malware, so it's not widespread, but it does illustrate the depth virus writers are prepared to sink to in order to spread their wares.

The use of topical events to spread malware is nothing new and it wouldn't surprise us if most London bombing-themed Trojans were created. It's yet another reason to avoid any temptation to open unsolicited email attachments.

From: breakingnews@cnnonline.com


Subject: TERROR HITS LONDON


Filename: 'London Terror Moovie.avi <124 spaces> Checked By Norton Antivirus.exe'


 

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This filter can be trained! So in a short time it will know your messages even better than you, hence the recognition rate will rapidly increase.
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Self-learning ability ensures that its knowledge base is always up-to-date no matter how spam changes. Repeated lab tests and user experience prove Arovax NoSpam can successfully block over 99% spam with virtually no false positive.


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There's no annual or monthly subscription fees

Due to our self-learning technology, Arovax NoSpam does not require spam list updates .


   
 

I have now been using Arovax NoSpam for 7 days, I used many Spam filters in the past, all were Shareware and all were registered, I could name names but that would be unethical, however none of them have so far ever compared to Arovax NoSpam which is doing exactly what I expected.

Gary C Moore
Florida , US

 
   
   
 

I switched to Arovax NoSpam. Other Spam fighters did not reply to my questions or solve my problems in time. They offered me answers to my questions 2 weeks after I had already... removed their software from my computer! I had very pleasant experience with Arovax Helpdesk. They are attentive, quick and problem-solving.
Well done and please keep up the great work!

Cornelia Retherford
Toronto , CA

 
   
   
 

This product works really well. It creates a SPAM folder in Outlook and directs spam into this folder that you have to empty out every so often. I installed this onto our client systems who had requested us to help with incoming spam and they haven't had a single complaint since... That's also when I convinced them to stop using MS Outlook Express (Archaic!) and get up to date with MS Outlook. The only thing you have to look out for is the mail you NEED in the spam folder. Just go into the SPAM folder and "Add to friends" it to include to the safe senders list. Thumbs Up!

Roger Galiano
Texas , US

 
   
     
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