New Worm Spreads Via Msn Messenger

New Worm Spreads Via MSN Messenger

Anti-virus experts are watching a new worm that spreads through Microsoft Corp.'s MSN Messenger client. The worm is not harmful to infected machines and has infected only a few PCs at this point, according to an analysis by Trend Micro Inc.

Known as Jitux, the worm is self-propagating and contains a link to a Web site that automatically downloads an executable file named "jituxramon.exe" to the PC. Once the file runs, the worm begins sending out copies of itself to all of the names in the user's Messenger contact list. The worm, first discovered Tuesday, is capable of spawning multiple instances of itself on one PC.

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:angry: why the **** do people make virus's :angry:

it might even be the companies that make antivirus software and firewalls... gives them more business.

Aslong as your smart you won't get this virus

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Originally posted by sharedholder@1 January 2004 - 18:39
New Worm Spreads Via MSN Messenger

Anti-virus experts are watching a new worm that spreads through Microsoft Corp.'s MSN Messenger client. The worm is not harmful to infected machines and has infected only a few PCs at this point, according to an analysis by Trend Micro Inc.

Known as Jitux, the worm is self-propagating and contains a link to a Web site that automatically downloads an executable file named "jituxramon.exe" to the PC. Once the file runs, the worm begins sending out copies of itself to all of the names in the user's Messenger contact list. The worm, first discovered Tuesday, is capable of spawning multiple instances of itself on one PC.

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:angry: wtf! why are they messing with my beloved messenger?!?!!?!? :swear:

:frusty: :helpsmile: :unsure: :)

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Originally posted by DWk+1 January 2004 - 20:15--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (DWk @ 1 January 2004 - 20:15)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-sharedholder@1 January 2004 - 18:39
New Worm Spreads Via MSN Messenger

Anti-virus experts are watching a new worm that spreads through Microsoft Corp.&#39;s MSN Messenger client. The worm is not harmful to infected machines and has infected only a few PCs at this point, according to an analysis by Trend Micro Inc.

Known as Jitux, the worm is self-propagating and contains a link to a Web site that automatically downloads an executable file named "jituxramon.exe" to the PC. Once the file runs, the worm begins sending out copies of itself to all of the names in the user&#39;s Messenger contact list. The worm, first discovered Tuesday, is capable of spawning multiple instances of itself on one PC.

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:angry: wtf&#33; why are they messing with my beloved messenger?&#33;?&#33;&#33;?&#33;? :swear:

:frusty: :helpsmile: :unsure: :) [/b][/quote]
Its Windows Messanger not MSN messanger. So it is ok cuz windows mess is gay.

glasses, anyone? :blink:

As always viruses suck. Hope it doesn&#39;t develop into some kind of super virus or something. :lol:

It says MSN messenger not windows..

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Originally posted by DWk@1 January 2004 - 20:15
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@1 January 2004 - 18:39
New Worm Spreads Via MSN Messenger

Anti-virus experts are watching a new worm that spreads through Microsoft Corp.&#39;s MSN Messenger client. The worm is not harmful to infected machines and has infected only a few PCs at this point, according to an analysis by Trend Micro Inc.

Known as Jitux, the worm is self-propagating and contains a link to a Web site that automatically downloads an executable file named "jituxramon.exe" to the PC. Once the file runs, the worm begins sending out copies of itself to all of the names in the user&#39;s Messenger contact list. The worm, first discovered Tuesday, is capable of spawning multiple instances of itself on one PC.

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:angry: wtf&#33; why are they messing with my beloved messenger?&#33;?&#33;&#33;?&#33;? :swear:

:frusty: :helpsmile: :unsure: :)

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Its Windows Messanger not MSN messanger. So it is ok cuz windows mess is gay. [/b][/quote]
What?

Symantec have it covered:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcen...jitux.worm.html

does this worm spread automatically or does the user in the contact list have to click on a link?

you have to click the link

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Originally posted by TClite@2 January 2004 - 11:43
you have to click the link

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is that your completely unbiased view? ;)

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When W32.Jitux.Worm is executed, it resides in memory and sends the following message to the contacts in MSN Messenger.

http:/ /www.home.no/******/jituxramon.exe

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and again.....

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When W32.Jitux.Worm is executed, it resides in memory and sends the following message to the contacts in MSN Messenger.

http:/ /www.home.no/******/jituxramon.exe

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Originally posted by quiksilver_aus@1 January 2004 - 17:12
it might even be the companies that make antivirus software and firewalls... gives them more business.

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makes complete sense

sadly a lot of ppl still use their software without paying

teach them a fucking lesson not to mess with us :angry:

see if your car doesn&#39;t spray any water onto the windscreen, what&#39;s the first thing you check?

the fuse box

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Originally posted by TClite@2 January 2004 - 11:52
the fuse box

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so you wouldn&#39;t check the reservoir?

if an anti trojan detects open ports, do you format and reinstal? or do you close the ports?

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Originally posted by TClite@2 January 2004 - 11:53
if an anti trojan detects open ports, do you format and reinstal? or do you close the ports?

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close the ports
but then new ports might open
and then even after the reinstall you might have some viruses present

lol, ports are automatically open , doesnt mean theyre under threat just means there is a potential threat, when you reinstal ports still get open

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Originally posted by TClite@2 January 2004 - 11:55
lol, ports are automatically open , doesnt mean theyre under threat just means there is a potential threat, when you reinstal ports still get open

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so it&#39;s natural that when you close two open trojan ports, another 2 open (that weren&#39;t open before)?

and it&#39;s normal to have a virus present straight after a clean windows install?

lol, no, coincidence thats all, just close them again, obviously theres some associated process...perhaps not trojan related

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Originally posted by TClite@2 January 2004 - 11:57
lol, no, coincidence thats all, just close them again, obviously theres some associated process...perhaps not trojan related

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what, so after you close all unnecessary programs and don&#39;t open new ones?

at this point you see a doctor for paranoia

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Originally posted by TClite@2 January 2004 - 11:58
at this point you see a doctor for paranoia

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and he/she will inform you that you&#39;re cautious, not paranoid :)

stfu u both.... <_<

lol why did this turn into this "type of fight".... or maybe just dispute.... its funny to watch.... but you both know its dumb :blink:

:)

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