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I-Worm.NetSky

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I-Worm.NetSky.y

This worm spreads via the Internet as a file attached to infected messages. It is written in Microsoft Visual C++ and packed using PE_Patch+TeLock. The packed file is 26112 bytes in size, and the unpacked file is 28160 bytes in size.
Infected messages
The characteristics of infected messages vary according to domain:
Sender’s address:
hukanmikloiuo@yahoo.com
Domain “.tc”:
Message header:
Re: belge
Message body
mutlu etmek okumak belgili tanimlik belge.
Attachment name
belge.pif
Domain “.se”:
Message header
Re: dokumenten
Message body
Behaga läsa dokumenten.
Attachment name
dokumenten.pif
Domain “.fi”:
Message header
Re: dokumentoida
Message body
Haluta kuulua dokumentoida.
Attachment name
dokumentoida.pif
Domain “.pl”:
Message header
Re: udokumentowac
Message body
Podobac sie przeczytac ten udokumentowac.
Attachment name
udokumentowac.pif
Domain “.no”:
Message header
Re: dokumentet
Message body
Behage lese dokumentet.
Attachment name
dokumentet.pif
Domain “.pt”:
Message header
Re: original
Message body
Leia por favor o original.
Attachment name
original.pif
Domain “.it”:
Message header
Re: documento
Message body
Legga prego il documento.
Attachment name
documento.pif
Domain “.fr”:
Message header
Re: document
Message body
Veuillez lire le document.
Attachment name
document.pif
Domain “.de”:
Message header
Re: dokument
Message body
Bitte lesen Sie das Dokument.
Attachment name
dokument.pif
Other Domains:
Message header
Re: document
Message body
Please read the document.
Attachment name
document.pif
The worm will be activated only if the user launches the infected file by clicking twice on the attachment. The worm will then install itself on the system and start propagating.
Installation
When installing, the worm copies itself under the name FirewallSvr.exe to the Windows folder and registers this file in the system registry autorun key:
[HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\FirewallSvr]
Mass mailing
The worm searches for files with the extensions adb, asp, dbx, doc, eml, htm, html, msg, oft, php, pl, rtf, sht, tbb, txt, uin, vbs, É wab, harvest email addresses and then sends copies of itself to these addresses. It creates a file in the Windows directory called fuck_you_bagle.txt, and writes its body to this file. This file is then used to generate infected messages.
Remote administration
The worm opens port 82 and tracks port activity. The backdoor function makes it possible for files to be downloaded onto the victim machine.
Other
The worm is programmed to carry out DoS attacks between the 27th and 30th April on the following servers:
www.educa.ch
www.medinfo.ufl.edu
www.nibis.de

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    I-Worm.Netsky

    Details
    I-Worm.Netsky.t

    This worm spreads via the Internet as an attachment to infected emails.
    The worm itself is a Windows PE EXE file of approximately 18KB, packed using UPX and written in Microsoft Visual C++.
    Characteristics of infected messages
    Message header (chosen at random from the list below)
    Approved
    Hello
    Hi
    Important
    My details
    Re: Approved
    Re: Hello
    Re: Hi
    Re: Important
    Re: My details
    Re: Request
    Re: Thanks you!
    Re: Your details
    Re: Your document
    Re: Your information
    Request
    Thank you!
    Your details
    Your document
    Your information
    Message body (chosen at random from the texts below)
    Approved, here is the document.
    For more details see the attached document.
    For more information see the attached document.
    Hello!
    Here is the “all”.
    Here is the document.
    Hi!
    I have found the “…”.
    I have sent the “…”.
    I have spent much time for the “…”.
    I have spent much time for your document.
    My “…” is attached.
    My “…”.
    Note that I have attached your document.
    Please have a look at the “…”.
    Please have a look at the attached document.
    Please notice the attached “…”.
    Please notice the attached document.
    Please read quickly.
    Please read the “…”.
    Please read the attached document.
    Please see the “…”.
    Please, “…”.
    See the document for details.
    Thank you
    Thanks
    The “…” is attached.
    The “…”.
    The requested “…” is attached!
    Your “…” is attached.
    Your “…”.
    Your file is attached to this mail.
    Yours sincerely
    The worm inserts random characters from the list below between the quotation marks.
    abuse list
    account
    answer
    approved document
    approved file
    archive
    bill
    concept
    contact list
    corrected document
    description
    detailed document
    details
    developement
    diggest
    document
    e-mail
    excel document
    file
    final version
    homepage
    icq number
    important document
    improved document
    improved file
    info
    information
    instructions
    letter
    list
    mail
    message
    movie document
    new document
    note
    notice
    number list
    old document
    order
    personal message
    phone number
    photo document
    picture document
    postcard
    powerpoint document
    presentation document
    release
    report
    requested document
    sample
    secound document
    story
    summary
    text
    textfile
    user list
    word document
    Attachment
    A file with a .pif extension and a randomly generated name.
    The worm is activated when the user opens the attached file.
    Once launched, the worm installs inself to the system and starts propagating.
    Installation
    When installating, the worm copies itself to the Windows directory under the name EastAV.exe and registers this file in the system registry auto-run key:
    [HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    “EastAV”=”%windir%\EastAV.exe”
    Mass mailing
    The worm searches for files with the extensions listed below:
    adb
    asp
    cfg
    cgi
    dbx
    dhtm
    doc
    eml
    htm
    html
    jsp
    mbx
    mdx
    mht
    mmf
    msg
    nch
    ods
    oft
    php
    pl
    ppt
    rtf
    sht
    shtm
    stm
    tbb
    txt
    uin
    vbs
    wab
    wsh
    xls
    xml

    harvests email addresses and sends copies of itself to all addresses found.
    The worm uses its own SMTP library to send messages.
    Other
    The worm will attempt to conduct DoS attacks on the following sites in accordance with the system clock local settings:
    www.cracks.am
    www.emule.de
    www.freemule.net
    www.kazaa.com
    www.keygen.us

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    I-Worm.Netsky

    Details
    I-Worm.Netsky.r

    This worm spreads via the Internet as an attachment to infected messages.
    The worm itself is a Windows PE EXE file of approximately 26KB, packed using Petite, and written in Microsoft Visual C++.
    Characteristics of infected messages:
    Message header (chosen at random from the list below):
    Deliver Mail
    Delivered Message
    Delivery
    Delivery Bot
    Delivery Error
    Delivery Failed
    Delivery Failure
    Error
    Failed
    Failure
    Mail Delivery failure
    Mail Delivery System
    Mail System
    Server Error
    Status
    Unknown Exception
    The recipient’s address is also shown.
    Message body (chosen and compiled from the list below):
    Delivery Agent - Translation failed
    Delivery Failure - Invalid mail specification
    Mail Delivery - This mail couldn’t be displayed
    Mail Delivery Error - This mail contains unicode characters
    Mail Delivery Failed - This mail couldn’t be represented
    Mail Delivery Failure - This mail couldn’t be shown.
    Mail Delivery System - This mail contains binary characters
    Mail Transaction Failed - This mail couldn’t be converted
    Note: Received message has been sent as a binary file.
    Modified message has been sent as a binary attachment.
    Received message has been sent as an encoded attachment.
    Translated message has been attached.
    Message has been sent as a binary attachment.
    Received message has been attached.
    Partial message is available and has been sent as a binary attachment.
    The message has been sent as a binary attachment.
    The text below may also be used as the message body:
    Or you can view the message at: www.[recipient domain]/inmail/
    [recipient name]/mread.php?sessionid-[random value]
    An example of how this text might appear in the message:
    Or you can view the message at: www.[kaspersky.com]/inmail/[test]/mread.php?sessionid-[4321]
    Attachment name (chosen at random from the list below):
    data
    mail
    msg
    message
    A random number and extension will be added to the attachment names listed above.
    The worm will be activated if the user launches the infected file by clicking twice on the attachment. The worm may also send messages which exploit a vulnerability where a MIME header is incorrectly processed. This vulnerability is described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS01-020
    The worm then installs itself on the systesm and starts propagating.
    Installation
    When installing, the worm copies itself under the name SysMonXP.exe to the Windows directory, and registers this file in the system registry. This ensures that the file will launch each time the system is started.
    [HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    [SysMonXP=%windir%\SysMonXP.exe]
    It extracts a file named firewalllogger.txt from itself, and installs this to the Windows directory. When launching, the worm may open WordPad, and load a file to WordPad under the name tmp.eml.
    It creates the mutex “”_-oOaxX|-+S+-+k+-+y+-+N+-+e+-+t+-|XxKOo-_” to flag its presence in the system. This prevents more than one copy of the worm from being launched.
    The worm may also install additional copies of itself to the system under the following names:
    base64.tmp
    zippedbase64.tmp
    zipo0.txt
    zipo1.txt
    zipo2.txt
    zipo3.txt
    Mass mailing
    The worm searches for files with the extensions listed below:
    a
    ad
    adb
    as
    asp
    c
    cf
    cfg
    cg
    cgi
    d
    db
    dbx
    dh
    dht
    dhtm
    do
    doc
    e
    em
    eml
    h
    ht,
    htm
    htmlj
    js
    jsp
    m
    mb
    mbx
    md
    mdx
    mh
    mht
    mm
    mmf
    ms
    msg
    n
    nc
    nch
    o
    od
    ods
    of
    oftp
    ph
    php
    pl
    pp
    ppt
    r
    rt
    rtf
    s
    sh
    sht
    shtm
    st
    stm
    t
    tb
    tbb
    tx
    txt
    u
    ui
    uin
    v
    vb
    vbs
    w
    wa
    wab
    ws
    wsh
    x
    xl
    xls
    xm
    xml

    and harvests email addresses to send messages to. The worm uses its own SMTP library to send messages.
    Other
    The worm deletes the following keys from the Windows system registry:
    Explorer
    system.
    msgsvr32
    au.exe
    winupd.exe
    direct.exe
    jijbl
    Video
    service
    DELETE ME
    d3dupdate.exe
    OLE
    Sentry
    gouday.exe
    rate.exe
    Taskmon
    Windows Services Host
    sysmon.exe
    srate.exe
    ssate.exe
    Microsoft IE Execute shell
    Winsock2 driver
    ICM version
    yeahdude.exe
    Microsoft System Checkup
    If the local system is showing a certain date, the worm will conduct DDoS attacks on the following sites:
    www.edonkey2000.com
    www.kazaa.com
    www.emule-project.net
    www.cracks.am
    www.cracks.st

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    I-Worm.NetSky

    Details
    I-Worm.NetSky.q

    This worm spreads via the Internet as an attachment to infected messages. It is also able to propagate via P2P networks and accessible http and ftp directories.
    The worm’s main component is a PE EXE file of approximately 29KB. The worm is packed using FSG; the unpacked file is approximately 40KB in size.
    Installation
    The worm copies itself to the Windows directory under the name fvprotect.exe and registers this file in the system registry autorun key:
    [ HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    “Norton Antivirus AV” = %windir\fvprotect.exe
    The worm also creates a file named userconfig9x.dll in the Windows directory, and files with the following names:
    zipped.tmp
    base64.tmp
    zip1.tmp
    zip2.tmp
    zip3.tmp
    These files are copies of the worm in UEE format and ZIP archives containing copies of the worm. Files within the archive will have names chosen from the following list:
    document.txt.exe
    data.rtf.scr
    details.txt.pif
    The worm creates a mutex, “”_-oO]xX|-S-k-y-N-e-t-|Xx[Oo-_", to flag its presence in the system.
    Propagation via email
    The worm searches for files with any of the following extensions:
    .eml
    .txt
    .php
    .asp
    .wab
    .doc
    .vbs
    .rtf
    .uin
    .shtm
    .cgi
    .dhtm
    .pl
    .htm
    .html
    .adb
    .tbb
    .dbx
    .sht
    .oft
    .msg
    .jsp
    .wsh
    .xml
    and sends copies of itself to email addresses harvested from these files. The worm uses its own SMTP library to send messages. The worm also attempts to establish a direct connection to the message recipient's server.
    Infected messages:
    Infected messages contain random combinations of the options listed below.
    Sender's address:
    Chosen at random from those harvested from the infected machine
    Message header:
    Re: Hi
    Re: Hello
    Re: Encrypted Mail
    Re: Extended Mail
    Re: Status
    Re: Notify
    Re: SMTP Server
    Re: Mail Server
    Re: Delivery Server
    Re: Request
    Re: Bad Request
    Re: Failure
    Re: Thank you for delivery
    Re: Test
    Re: Administration
    Re: Message Error
    Re: Error
    Re: Extended Mail System
    Re: Secure SMTP Message
    Re: Protected Mail Request
    Re: Protected Mail System
    Re: Protected Mail Delivery
    Re: Secure delivery
    Re: Delivery Protection
    Re: Mail Authentification
    Re: List
    Re: Question
    Re: Proof of concept
    Re: Developement
    Re: Message
    Re: Error in document
    Re: Free porn
    Re: Sex pictures
    Re: Submit a Virus Sample
    Re: Virus Sample
    Re: Old times
    Re: Old photos
    Re: Sample
    Re: Its me
    Re: Is that your document?
    Re: Approved document
    Re: Your document
    Protected Mail System
    Mail Authentication
    Is that your password?
    Private document
    Stolen document
    Mail Account
    Administrator
    Illegal Website
    Internet Provider Abuse
    Thank you!
    Congratulations!
    Postcard
    Your day
    Mail Delivery
    Error
    Shocking document
    You cannot do that!
    hi
    hello
    Fwd: Warning again
    Notice again
    Spamed?
    Spam
    0i09u5rug08r89589gjrg
    Re: A!p$ghsa
    Important m$6h?3p
    Do you?
    Does it matter?
    News
    Information
    I love you!
    I cannot forget you!
    here
    your
    my
    thanks!
    approved
    corrected
    patched
    improved
    important
    read it immediately
    or a random string of characters
    Message body:
    Please see the attached file for details
    Please read the attached file!
    Your document is attached.
    Please read the document.
    Your file is attached.
    Your document is attached.
    Please confirm the document.
    Please read the important document.
    See the file.
    Requested file.
    Authentication required.
    Your document is attached to this mail.
    I have attached your document.
    I have received your document. The corrected document is attached.
    Your document.
    Your details.
    Please confirm!
    Please answer quickly!
    Thank you for your request, your details are attached!
    Thanks!
    am shocked about your document!
    Let'us be short: you have no experience in writing letters!!!
    Try this, or nothing!
    Here is it!
    Do not visit this illegal websites!
    You have downloaded these illegal cracks?
    Here is my icq list.
    Here is my phone number.
    I have visited this website and I found you in the spammer list. Is that true?
    Are you a spammer? (I found your email on a spammer website!?!)
    po44u90ugjid-k9z5894z0
    9u049u89gh89fsdpokofkdpbm3-4i
    Please r564g!he4a56a3haafdogu#mfn3o
    SMTP Error #201
    See the ghg5%&6gfz65!4Hf55d!46gfgf
    Server Error #203
    Your photo, uahhhall. , you are naked!
    You have written a very good text, excellent, good work!
    Your archive is attached.
    Monthly news report.
    lovely, :-)
    your big love, ;-)
    I hope you accept the result!
    The sample is attached!
    Your important document, correction is finished!
    Important message, do not show this anyone!
    Here is the website. ;-)
    My favourite page.
    I have corrected your document.
    I have attached the sample.
    Your bill is attached to this mail.
    You were registered to the pay system.
    For more details see the attachment.
    Binary message is available.
    Message has been sent as a binary attachment.
    Can you confirm it?
    I have attached it to this mail.
    Please read the attached file.
    Your document is attached.
    Encrypted message is available.
    Protected message is attached.
    Please confirm my request.
    ESMTP [Secure Mail System #334]: Secure message is attached.
    Partial message is available.
    Waiting for a Response. Please read the attachment.
    First part of the secure mail is available.
    For more details see the attachment.
    For further details see the attachment.
    Your requested mail has been attached.
    Protected Mail System Test.
    Secure Mail System Beta Test.
    Forwarded message is available.
    Delivered message is attached.
    Encrypted message is available.
    Please read the attachment to get the message.
    Follow the instructions to read the message.
    Please authenticate the secure message.
    Protected message is attached.
    Waiting for authentification.
    Protected message is available.
    Bad Gateway: The message has been attached.
    SMTP: Please confirm the attached message.
    You got a new message.
    Now a new message is available.
    New message is available.
    You have received an extended message. Please read the instructions.
    I noticed that you have visited illegal websites.
    See the name in the list!

    You have visited illegal websites.
    I have a big list of the websites you surfed.

    Your mail account is expired.
    See the details to reactivate it.

    Your mail account has been closed.
    For further details see the document.

    The file is protected with the password ghj001.
    I have attached your file. Your password is jkl44563.

    The sample file you sent contains a new virus version of mydoom.j.
    Please clean your system with the attached signature.
    Sincerly,
    Robert Ferrew

    Greetings from france,
    your friend.
    Have a look at these.

    Best wishes,
    your friend.

    Congratulations!,
    your best friend.

    I found this document about you.
    I cannot believe that.

    Try this game ;-)
    I hope the patch works.
    The end of the message may include the false information that the message has been scanned and flagged as clear by an antivirus product:
    +++ Attachment: No Virus found
    +++ MessageLabs AntiVirus - www.messagelabs.com

    +++ Attachment: No Virus found
    +++ Bitdefender AntiVirus - www.bitdefender.com

    +++ Attachment: No Virus found
    +++ MC-Afee AntiVirus - www.mcafee.com

    +++ Attachment: No Virus found
    +++ Kaspersky AntiVirus - www.kaspersky.com

    +++ Attachment: No Virus found
    +++ Panda AntiVirus - www.pandasoftware.com

    ++++ Attachment: No Virus found
    ++++ Norman AntiVirus - www.norman.com

    ++++ Attachment: No Virus found
    ++++ F-Secure AntiVirus - www.f-secure.com

    ++++ Attachment: No Virus found
    ++++ Norton AntiVirus - www.symantec.de
    There is a wide range of potential attachment names. The attached file often has a dual extension, with the first extension being .doc or .txt, and the second being one from the following list:
    exe
    pif
    scr
    zip
    The worm is also able to send itself as a ZIP archive.
    The worm does not send itself to addresses which contain any of the following:
    @antivi
    @avp
    @bitdefender
    @fbi
    @f-pro
    @freeav
    @f-secur
    @kaspersky
    @mcafee
    @messagel
    @microsof
    @norman
    @norton
    @pandasof
    @skynet
    @sophos
    @spam
    @symantec
    @viruslis
    abuse@
    noreply@
    ntivir
    reports@
    spam@

    The worm may send messages which contain the IFRAME Exploit, in the same way that Klez.h and Swen did. When this happens, if the message is viewed using a vulnerable mail client, the archive file containing the worm will be launched automatically.
    Propagation via P2P
    The worm creates multiple copies of itself in all subdirectories which contain any of the words from the following list:
    bear
    donkey
    download
    ftp
    htdocs
    http
    icq
    kazaa
    lime
    morpheus
    mule
    my shared folder
    shar
    shared files
    upload
    Files created by the worm will have names chosen from the following list:
    Kazaa Lite 4.0 new.exe
    Britney Spears Sexy archive.doc.exe
    Kazaa new.exe
    Britney Spears porn.jpg.exe
    Harry Potter all e.book.doc.exe
    Britney sex xxx.jpg.exe
    Harry Potter 1-6 book.txt.exe
    Britney Spears blowjob.jpg.exe
    Harry Potter e book.doc.exe
    Britney Spears cumshot.jpg.exe
    Harry Potter.doc.exe
    Britney Spears fuck.jpg.exe
    Harry Potter game.exe
    Britney Spears.jpg.exe
    Harry Potter 5.mpg.exe
    Britney Spears and Eminem porn.jpg.exe
    Matrix.mpg.exe
    Britney Spears Song text archive.doc.exe
    Britney Spears full album.mp3.exe
    Eminem.mp3.exe
    Britney Spears.mp3.exe
    Eminem Song text archive.doc.exe
    Eminem Sexy archive.doc.exe
    Eminem full album.mp3.exe
    Eminem Spears porn.jpg.exe
    Ringtones.mp3.exe
    Eminem sex xxx.jpg.exe
    Ringtones.doc.exe
    Eminem blowjob.jpg.exe
    Altkins Diet.doc.exe
    Eminem Poster.jpg.exe
    American Idol.doc.exe
    Cloning.doc.exe
    Saddam Hussein.jpg.exe
    Arnold Schwarzenegger.jpg.exe
    Windows 2003 crack.exe
    Windows XP crack.exe
    Adobe Photoshop 10 crack.exe
    Microsoft WinXP Crack full.exe
    Teen Porn 15.jpg.pif
    Adobe Premiere 10.exe
    Adobe Photoshop 10 full.exe
    Best Matrix Screensaver new.scr
    Porno Screensaver britney.scr
    Dark Angels new.pif
    XXX hardcore pics.jpg.exe
    Microsoft Office 2003 Crack best.exe
    Serials edition.txt.exe
    Screensaver2.scr
    Full album all.mp3.pif
    Ahead Nero 8.exe
    netsky source code.scr
    E-Book Archive2.rtf.exe
    Doom 3 release 2.exe
    How to hack new.doc.exe
    Learn Programming 2004.doc.exe
    WinXP eBook newest.doc.exe
    Win Longhorn re.exe
    Dictionary English 2004 - France.doc.exe
    RFC compilation.doc.exe
    1001 Sex and more.rtf.exe
    3D Studio Max 6 3dsmax.exe
    Keygen 4 all new.exe
    Windows 2000 Sourcecode.doc.exe
    Norton Antivirus 2005 beta.exe
    Gimp 1.8 Full with Key.exe
    Partitionsmagic 10 beta.exe
    Star Office 9.exe
    Magix Video Deluxe 5 beta.exe
    Clone DVD 6.exe
    MS Service Pack 6.exe
    ACDSee 10.exe
    Visual Studio Net Crack all.exe
    Cracks & Warez Archiv.exe
    WinAmp 13 full.exe
    DivX 8.0 final.exe
    Opera 11.exe
    Internet Explorer 9 setup.exe
    Smashing the stack full.rtf.exe
    Ulead Keygen 2004.exe
    Lightwave 9 Update.exe
    The Sims 4 beta.exe
    Other
    If the worm finds the keys listed below in the system registry key
    [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    it will delete them.
    Explorer
    system.
    msgsvr32
    winupd.exe
    direct.exe
    jijbl
    service
    Sentry
    au.exe
    direct.exe
    d3dupdate.exe
    OLE
    gouday.exe
    rate.exe
    Taskmon
    Windows Services Host
    sysmon.exe
    srate.exe
    ssate.exe
    winupd.exe
    It will also delete the keys
    system.
    Video
    from
    HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices
    and the following key values, created by I-Worm.Bagle.
    HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WksPatch
    HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\PINF
    HKCR\CLSID\CLSID\{E6FB5E20-DE35-11CF-9C87-00AA005127ED}\InProcServer32

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    I-Worm.NetSky

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    I-Worm.NetSky.o

    This worm spreads via the Internet as an attachment to infected messages.
    The worm itself is a Windows PE EXE file, written in Microsoft Visual C++. It is approximately 16KB in size and packed using UPX. The unpacked file is approximately 140KB in size.
    When launched, the worm recursively scans all disks, starting with C: for files with the following extensions:
    .pl
    .htm
    .html
    .eml
    .txt
    .php
    .asp
    .wab
    .doc
    .vbs
    .rtf
    .uin
    .shtm
    .cgi
    .dhtm
    .adb
    .tbb
    .dbx
    .sht
    .oft
    .msg
    .jsp
    .wsh
    .xml
    It sends copies of itself to email addresses harvested from these files.
    The worm creates the following files:
    \zip1.tmp \zip2.tmp \zip3.tmp \zip4.tmp \zip5.tmp \zip6.tmp, which contains a MIME encoded copy of the worm \zipped.tmp - a copy of the worm in a ZIP archive
    It deletes the following system registry keys:
    [HKLM(HKCU)\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    system.
    msgsvr32
    au.exe
    service
    DELETE ME
    d3dupdate.exe
    OLE
    Sentry
    gouday.exe
    rate.exe
    Taskmon
    Windows Services Host
    sysmon.exe
    srate.exe
    ssate.exe
    Installation
    When launching, the worm copies itself to the Windows directory as Avprotect9x.exe. It then registers the full path to this file in the system registry.
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    NetDy = <%windir%>\VisualGuard.exe
    Infected messages
    Message header (compiled using one or more lines from the list below):
    Re:
    Re: Re:

    your
    my

    approved
    important
    here
    hi
    hello
    thanks!
    approved
    corrected
    patched
    improved
    important
    read it immediately
    Attachment name (chosen at random from the list below):
    document
    file
    details
    information
    letter
    product
    website
    application
    screensaver
    bill
    word document
    excel document
    data
    message
    text
    document_all
    Message body (chosen at random from the list below):
    Your details.
    Your document.
    I have received your document. The corrected document is attached.
    I have attached your document.
    Your document is attached to this mail.
    Authentication required.
    Requested file.
    See the file.
    Please read the important document.
    Please confirm the document.
    Your file is attached.
    Please read the document.
    Your document is attached.
    Please read the attached file.
    Please see the attached file for details.
    The worm contains the following text strings:
    <*>NetDy: Thanks to the S*k*y*N*e*t alias *N*e*t*S*k*y* crew for the sourcecode.
    <*>NetDy: We have rewritten *N*e*t*S*k*y.
    <*>NetDy: Thats a good tactic to detroy the bagle and mydoom worms.
    <*>NetDy: Our group will continue the war.
    <*>NetDy: Malware writers ‘,27h,’End’,27h,’ comes true.
    <*>NetDy: Our Social Engineering is the best *lol* (You have no virus symantec says!).
    <*>NetDy: —————————————————————————-
    <*>NetDy: We are greeting all russia people!
    USA SUCKS!!! AFGHAN SUCKS 2!!! BURN, SADDAM! BURN IN HELL! AND YOU, OSAMA BIN LADEN,
    BURN IN THE DEVILS FIRE 2!!! SHAME ON YOU MR. BUSH!!!
    Signs of infection
    The worm opens a group of several ports. The port numbers are increased incrementally across the whole group every few seconds. This behaviour makes it possible to detect the worm using Kaspersky Anti-Hacker.

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    I-Worm.Netsky

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    I-Worm.Netsky.m

    This worm spreads via the Internet as an attachment to infected messages.
    The worm itself is a Windows PE EXE file, written in Microsoft Visual C++. It is approximately 16KB in size and packed using UPX. The unpacked file is approximately 140KB in size.
    When launched, the worm recursively scans all disks, starting with C: for files with the following extensions:
    adb
    asp
    cgi
    dbx
    dhtm
    doc
    eml
    htm
    html
    jsp
    msg
    oft
    php
    pl
    rtf
    sht
    shtm
    tbb
    txt
    uin
    vbs
    wab
    wsh
    xml
    It sends copies of itself to email addresses harvested from these files.
    Installation
    When launching, the worm copies itself to the Windows directory as Avprotect9x.exe. It then registers the full path to this file in the system registry:
    [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run:]
    9xHtProtect = \AVprotect9x.exe
    This ensures that the worm will be launched each time Windows is started.
    Infected messages
    Message header;
    Re: <%s> Approved
    Re: <%s> Details
    Re: <%s> Document
    Re: <%s> Improved
    Re: <%s> Information
    Re: <%s> My details
    Re: <%s> My document
    Re: <%s> My file
    Re: <%s> My information
    Re: <%s> Requested document
    Re: <%s> Requested file
    Re: <%s> Your details
    Re: <%s> Your document
    Attachment name:
    %s
    articel_%s
    detailed_%s
    details_%s
    doc_%s
    document_%s
    file_%s
    improved_%s
    message_%s
    picture_%s
    word_doc_%s
    your_document_%s
    your_file_%s
    Message body:
    %s is attached.
    Authentification for %s required.
    Details for %s.
    Document %s.
    I have attached your document %s.”
    I have received your document. The improved document %s is attached.
    Please confirm the document %s.
    Please read the attached file %s.
    Please read the document %s.
    Please read the important message msg_%s.
    Please see the attached file %s for details.
    Requested file %s.
    See the file %s.
    Your document %s is attached to this mail.
    Your document %s is attached.
    Your file %s is attached.
    Signs of infection
    The worm opens a group of several ports. The port numbers are increased incrementally across the whole group every few seconds. This behaviour makes it possible to detect the worm by using Kaspersky Anti-Hacker.

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    I-Worm.NetSky

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    I-Worm.NetSky.e
    This worm spreads via the Internet as a file attached to infected messages. The worm itself is a PE EXE file of approximately 23KB, packed using Petite. The unpacked file is approximately 39KB in size.
    This program is simply an insignificant reworking of I-Worm.NetSky.c.
    The name of the files the worm creates in the system registry auto-run key are identical to those created by NetSky.c.
    The only way in which the worm differs from previous versions is that the list of extensions used for attached files has had two values added to it, and the fact that the worm does not copy itself to directories containing the word shar.

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    I-Worm.NetSky

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    I-Worm.NetSky.d
    This worm spreads via the Internet as a file attached to infected messages.
    The worm is a Windows PE EXE file, of approximately 17424 bytes, written in Microsoft Visual C++. It is packed using Petite. The unpacked file is approximately 27KB in size.
    Infected messages
    Message header, chosen at random from the list below:
    Re: Approved
    Re: Details
    Re: Excel file
    Re: Hello
    Re: Here
    Re: Here is the document
    Re: Hi
    Re: My details
    Re: Re: Document
    Re: Re: Message
    Re: Re: Re: Your document
    Re: Re: Thanks!
    Re: Thanks!
    Re: Word file
    Re: Your archive
    Re: Your bill
    Re: Your details
    Re: Your document
    Re: Your letter
    Re: Your music
    Re: Your picture
    Re: Your product
    Re: Your software
    Re: Your text
    Re: Your website
    Message body, chosen at random from the list below:
    Here is the file.
    Please have a look at the attached file
    Please read the attached file.
    See the attached file for details.
    Your document is attached.
    Your file is attached.
    Attachment name, chosen at random from the list below:
    all_document.pif
    application.pif
    document.pif
    document_4351.pif
    document_excel.pif
    document_full.pif
    document_word.pif
    message_details.pif
    message_part2.pif
    mp3music.pif
    my_details.pif
    your_archive.pif
    your_bill.pif
    your_details.pif
    your_document.pif
    your_file.pif
    your_letter.pif
    your_product.pif
    your_text.pif
    your_website.pif
    yours.pif
    The worm is activated only if the user executes the infected file by double clicking on the attachment. The worm then installs itself to the system, and starts propagating.
    Installation
    When installing, the worm copies itself to the Windows directory under the name winlogon.exe and registers this file in the system registry auto-run key:
    [HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    Sending messages
    To harvest email addresses, the worm searches for files with the following extensions:
    adb
    asp
    dbx
    doc
    eml
    htm
    html
    msg
    oft
    php
    pl
    rtf
    sht
    tbb
    txt
    uin
    vbs
    wab
    and sends a copy of itself to all addresses found in these files. The worm uses its own SMTP engine to send messages.
    It attempts to send itself via the following SMTP servers:
    145.253.2.171
    151.189.13.35
    193.141.40.42
    193.189.244.205
    193.193.144.12
    193.193.158.10
    194.25.2.129
    194.25.2.129
    194.25.2.130
    194.25.2.131
    194.25.2.132
    194.25.2.133
    194.25.2.134
    195.185.185.195
    195.20.224.234
    212.185.252.136
    212.185.252.73
    212.185.253.70
    212.44.160.8
    212.7.128.162
    212.7.128.165
    213.191.74.19
    217.5.97.137
    62.155.255.16
    Deletion of Mydoom
    In a similar way to several other worms, Netsky.d is programmed to delete Mydoom from the infected machine. It searches the following branches of the system registry for the Explorer and Taskmon keys:
    [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\]
    [HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\]
    and also deletes the following key:
    [HKCR\CLSID\{E6FB5E20-DE35-11CF-9C87-00AA005127ED}\InProcServer32]
    Other
    The worm deletes the keys KasperskyAv and system from the system registry.

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    I-Worm.NetSky.c
    This worm spreads via the Internet as a file attached to infected messages. The worm itself is a PE EXE file of approximately 23KB, packed using Petite. The unpacked file is approximately 39KB in size.
    Several other versions of this worm exist, and these were packed using ASPack and other utilities. However, this version packed using Petite is the only one which has managed to propagate.
    Installation
    The worm copies itself to the Windows directory under the name winlogon.exe and registers this file in the system registry auto-run key:
    [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    “ICQ Net” = “%windir%\winlogon.exe -stealth”
    The worm also creates a unique mutex [SkyNet.cz]SystemsMutex to flag its presence in memory. The worm creates copies of itself in all sub-directories on disks C: to Z: which have the word shar in their names. The copies are saved under names from the following list:
    1000 Sex and more.rtf.exe
    3D Studio Max 3dsmax.exe
    ACDSee 9.exe
    Adobe Photoshop 9 full.exe
    Adobe Premiere 9.exe
    Ahead Nero 7.exe
    Best Matrix Screensaver.scr
    Clone DVD 5.exe
    Cracks & Warez Archive.exe
    Dark Angels.pif
    Dictionary English - France.doc.exe
    DivX 7.0 final.exe
    Doom 3 Beta.exe
    E-Book Archive.rtf.exe
    Full album.mp3.pif
    Gimp 1.5 Full with Key.exe
    How to hack.doc.exe
    IE58.1 full setup.exe
    Keygen 4 all appz.exe
    Learn Programming.doc.exe
    Lightwave SE Update.exe
    Magix Video Deluxe 4.exe
    Microsoft Office 2003 Crack.exe
    Microsoft WinXP Crack.exe
    MS Service Pack 5.exe
    Norton Antivirus 2004.exe
    Opera.exe
    Partitionsmagic 9.0.exe
    Porno Screensaver.scr
    RFC Basics Full Edition.doc.exe
    Screensaver.scr
    Serials.txt.exe
    Smashing the stack.rtf.exe
    Star Office 8.exe
    Teen Porn 16.jpg.pif
    The Sims 3 crack.exe
    Ulead Keygen.exe
    Virii Sourcecode.scr
    Visual Studio Net Crack.exe
    Win Longhorn Beta.exe
    WinAmp 12 full.exe
    Windows Sourcecode.doc.exe
    WinXP eBook.doc.exe
    XXX hardcore pic.jpg.exe
    The worm also creates several copies in zip format.
    Propagation
    The worm searches for files with extensions from the following list:
    adb
    asp
    cgi
    dbx
    dhtm
    doc
    eml
    htm
    html
    msg
    oft
    php
    pl
    rtf
    sht
    shtm
    tbb
    txt
    uin
    vbs
    wab
    harvests email addresses from these files, and sends a copy of itself to these addresses. The worm uses its own SMTP library to send messages, and attempts to establish a direct connection to the message recipient’s server. If this attempt is unsuccessful, the worm attempts to send the message via one of the servers defined in the worm’s code:
    145.253.2.171
    151.189.13.35
    193.141.40.42
    193.189.244.205
    193.193.144.12
    193.193.158.10
    194.25.2.129
    194.25.2.130
    194.25.2.131
    194.25.2.132
    194.25.2.133
    194.25.2.134
    195.185.185.195
    195.20.224.234
    212.185.252.136
    212.185.252.73
    212.185.253.70
    212.44.160.8
    212.7.128.162
    212.7.128.165
    213.191.74.19
    217.5.97.137
    62.155.255.16
    Infected messages:
    Infected messages have the following characteristics, chosen at random from the options below:
    Message header:
    believe me
    dear
    Delivery Failed
    denied!
    error
    exception
    excuse me
    fake?
    good morning
    hello
    Here is it
    hey
    hi
    illegalall
    I’m back!
    important
    info
    its me
    last chance!
    lol
    moin
    notice!
    notification
    private?
    question
    Question
    re:
    Re: <5664ddff?$???2>
    Re: does it?
    Re: does it?
    Re: excuse me
    Re: hello
    Re: hey
    Re: hi
    Re: important
    Re: information
    Re: Re: Re: Re:
    Re: unknown
    read it immediatelly
    report
    something for you
    Status
    stolen
    take it
    trust me
    warning
    what’s up?
    Yep
    you?
    or the message header is left blank.
    Message body:
    <<>>
    <...>












    *lol*
    ;-)
    ?
    09580985869gj
    a crazy doc about you
    abuse?
    account?
    already?
    another pic, have fun! … :->
    Antispam is turned off. See file!
    are you a photographer?
    are you a teacherin the picture?
    are you cranky?
    are you the naked one?
    are you the naked person!
    are you the one?
    Attached Msg
    attachi#
    Authentification required. Read the att…
    bad gateway
    be mad?
    best?
    bob the builder
    child or adult?
    child porn?
    classroom test of you?
    copyright?
    correct it!
    did you ask me for that?
    did you know from this document?
    did you know that?
    did you see her already?
    did you sent it to me?
    do not give up!
    do not open the attachment!
    do not show this anyone!
    do not use my document!
    do not visit the pages on the list I se…
    do you have an orgasm in the picture?
    do you have sex in the picture?
    do you have the bug also?
    do you have?
    do you know the thief?
    do you know this????
    do you think so?
    doc about me?
    doc?
    docs?
    does it belong to you?
    does it belong to you?
    does it match?
    does it matter?
    drugs? …
    excellent!
    explain!
    fast food…
    feel free to use it
    File is bad.
    File is damaged.
    File is self-decryting.
    forgotten?
    from the chatter (my photo!)
    from your lover ;-)
    gonna?
    good work!
    great job!
    great xxx!
    great!
    greetings
    help attached
    her.
    here is it.
    here is my advice
    here is my photo!
    here is the $%%454$
    here is the
    here is the document.
    here is the next one!
    here is yours!
    here, the cheats
    here, the introduction
    here, the serials
    how?
    i am desperate
    i am speachless about your document!
    I don’t know your document!
    i don’t think so.
    i don’t want your xxx pics!
    i found that about you!
    i found this document about you.
    i have received this.
    I have your password!
    i hope thats not true!
    i know your document!
    i like your doc!
    i lost that
    i need you!
    i saw you last week!
    I ‘ve found your bill!
    I wait for an answer!
    i wait for your comment about it.
    i want more…
    illegal st. of you?
    important?
    in your mind?
    incest?
    information about you?
    Instant patches
    instruct me about this!
    is that criminal?
    is that possible?
    is that the reality?
    is that true?
    is that your account?
    is that your account?
    is that your attachment?
    is that your beast?
    is that your car?
    is that your car?
    is that your cd?
    is that your creditcard?
    is that your domain?
    is that your family?
    is that your finger?
    is that your message?
    is that your name?
    is that your photo?
    is that your porn pic?
    is that your privacy?
    is that your slip?
    is that your TAN?
    is that your website?
    is that your wife?
    is that your work?
    is that yours?
    is the pic a fake?
    is this information about you?
    it’s a secret!
    its private from me
    it’s so similar as yours!
    i’ve found it about you
    kill him on the picture!
    kill the writer of this document!
    let it!
    lets talk about it!
    Login required! Read the attachment!
    love letter?
    man or women?
    meaning of that?
    message?
    Microsoft
    misc. and so on. see you!
    modifications?
    money?
    msg
    my advice….
    never!
    new patch is available!
    ok…
    old photos about you?
    only encrypted!
    pages?
    personal message!
    picture?
    poor quality!
    possible?
    pretty pic about you?
    pwd?
    read it immediately!
    read the details.
    really?
    reply
    scanned by norton antivirus
    schoolfriend?
    see this!
    see your name!
    solve the problem!
    something about you!
    something is going …
    something is going wrong!
    something is not ok
    stuff about you?
    such as yours?
    take it easy!
    tell me more about your document!
    test it
    that is interesting…
    that’s a funny text.
    that’s not the truth?
    thats wrong!
    the information is wrong!
    the truth?
    this file is bad!
    this is an attachment message!
    this is nothing for kids!
    time to fear?
    Transaction failed. Show the doc!
    trial?
    try this patch!
    Warning from the Government
    what do you think about it?
    what means that?
    what still?
    what?
    who?
    why should I?
    why?
    wrong calculation! (see the attachment!…
    xxx ?
    xxx about you?
    xxx service
    yes.
    you are a bad writer
    you are bad
    You are infected. Read the details!
    you are naked in this document!
    you are sexy in this doc!
    you cannot hide yourself! (see photo)
    you earn money, see the attachment!
    you feel the same.
    you have a sexy body in the pic!
    you have done a mistake in the document…
    you have tried to steal!
    you look like an ape!
    you look like an rat?
    you won the rk!
    your account is expired!
    your are naked?
    your attachment? verify it.
    Your bill.
    your body?
    your design is not good!
    your document is not good
    your document is silly!
    your eyes?
    your face?
    your hero in the picture?
    your icq number?
    your job? (I found that!)
    your lie is going around the world!
    your name is wrong!
    your personal record?
    your photo is poor
    Your provider will be disabled!
    your TAN number?
    yours?
    or the message body will be left blank.
    Attachment:
    aboutyou
    associal
    attach2
    attachment
    auction
    bill
    birth
    card
    class_photos
    concert
    creditcard
    death
    description
    details
    dinner
    disco
    doc
    doc_ang
    document
    final
    found
    freaky
    friend
    id
    image
    important
    incest
    information
    injection
    intimate stuff
    jokes
    letter
    location
    mail2
    mails
    masturbation
    material
    me
    message
    misc
    moonlight
    more
    msg
    msg2
    music
    myaunt
    mydate
    naked1
    naked2
    news
    nomoney
    note
    nothing
    number_phone
    object
    old_photos
    part2
    party
    paypal
    pic
    portmoney
    poster
    posting
    privacy
    product
    ps
    ranking
    regards
    regid
    release
    response
    schock
    secrets
    sexual
    sexy
    shower
    story
    stuff
    swimmingpool
    talk
    tear
    textfile
    topseller
    transfer
    trash
    undefinied
    unfolds
    update
    violence
    visa
    warez
    webcam
    website
    wife
    word_doc
    worker
    your_stuff
    yours
    yours
    The attached file will have one of the following extensions:
    doc
    htm
    rtf
    txt
    or a double extension. In this case, the second extension will be one of the following:
    com
    exe
    scr
    pif
    The worm also sends itself as a Zip file.
    Other
    The worm deletes the following keys from the Windows system directory:
    DELETE ME
    Explorer
    KasperskyAV
    msgsvr32
    Sentry
    service
    System.
    Taskmon
    Windows Services Host
    Windows Services Host

    HKCR\CLSID\{E6FB5E20-DE35-11CF-9C87-00AA005127ED}\InProcServer32
    HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\PINF
    HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\WksPatch
    and the following key values:
    au.exe
    d3dupdate.exe
    OLE
    If the local system date shows 27th February or later, and the local system time shows between 6am and 9am, the worm attempts to emit sounds using the system speakers.

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    I-Worm.NetSky.b
    (Also known as Moodown.b) This worm spreads via the Internet as a file attached to infected emails. The worm itself is a PE EXE file of approximately 21KB, compressed using UPX. The size of the decompressed file is approximately 40KB.
    Installation
    Once launched, the worm displays a false error message on the screen: ‘The file could not be opened’.

    The worm copies itself to the Windows directory under the name ’services.exe’ and registers this file in the system registry auto-run key:
    [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
    “service” = “%windir%\services.exe -serv”
    The worm also creates the unique identifier ‘AdmSkynetJklS003′ to flag its presence in memory.
    The worm creates a number of copies of itself in all sub-directories on disks c to Z which contain the word ’share’ or ’sharing’ in the directory name. The copies will be under names chosen from the following list:
    winxp_crack.exe
    dolly_buster.jpg.pif
    strippoker.exe
    photoshop 9 crack.exe
    matrix.scr
    porno.scr
    angels.pif
    hardcore porn.jpg.exe
    office_crack.exe
    serial.txt.exe
    cool screensaver.scr
    eminem - lick my pussy.mp3.pif
    nero.7.exe
    virii.scr
    e-book.archive.doc.exe
    max payne 2.crack.exe
    how to hack.doc.exe
    programming basics.doc.exe
    e.book.doc.exe
    win longhorn.doc.exe
    dictionary.doc.exe
    rfc compilation.doc.exe
    sex sex sex sex.doc.exe
    doom2.doc.pif
    It also makes a number of copies in ZIP format, with names chosen from the following list:
    document
    msg
    doc
    talk
    message
    creditcard
    details
    attachment
    me
    stuff
    posting
    textfile
    concert
    information
    note
    bill
    swimmingpool
    product
    topseller
    ps
    shower
    aboutyou
    nomoney
    found
    story
    mails
    website
    friend
    jokes
    location
    final
    release
    dinner
    ranking
    object
    mail2
    part2
    disco
    party
    misc
    #n#o#t#n#e#t#s#k#y#-#s#k#y#n#e#t#!
    Propagation
    The worm finds files with extensions adb, asp, dbx, doc, eml, htm, html, msg, oft, php, pl, rtf, sht, tbb, txt, uin, vbs and wab, searches them for email addresses and sends a copy of itself to the addresses found. The worm uses its own SMTP library to send messages.
    Infected messages have message headers and subject text chosen at random from the following list:
    Message header:
    Hi
    hi
    hello
    read it immediately
    something for you
    warning
    information
    stolen
    fake
    unknown
    Message body:
    AnythingOk?
    anything ok?
    what does it mean?
    ok
    i’m waiting
    read the details.
    here is the document.
    read it immediately!
    my hero
    here
    is that true?
    is that your name?
    is that your account?
    i wait for a reply!
    is that from you?
    you are a bad writer
    I have your password!
    something about you!
    kill the writer of this document!
    i hope it is not true!
    your name is wrong
    i found this document about you
    yes, really?
    that is bad
    here it is
    see you
    greetings
    stuff about you?
    something is going wrong!
    information about you
    about me
    from the chatter
    here, the serials
    here, the introduction
    here, the cheats
    that’s funny
    do you?
    reply
    take it easy
    why?
    thats wrong
    misc
    you earn money
    you feel the same
    you try to steal
    you are bad
    something is going wrong
    something is fool
    Deletion of the Mydoom worm
    Moodown.b is similar to some others in that it contains a function which deletes Mydoom from machines infected by this worm. To do this, it finds the ‘Explorer’ and ‘Taskmon’ keys in the following branches:
    [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\]
    [HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\]
    also deletes the following key:
    [HKCR\CLSID\{E6FB5E20-DE35-11CF-9C87-00AA005127ED}\InProcServer32]
    Other
    The worm deletes the ‘KasperskyAv’ and ’system.’ keys from the Windows registry.

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