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Mau Sabado for Orkut Users 

Sep 28, 2010 05:19 AM

 

Over the past weekend, it was reported that a new worm was spreading amongst the Orkut user community. As a result, some of the Scrapbooks in Orkut had a hidden iframe inserted, which points to a malicious JavaScript file. This JavaScript does several things including sending a message “Bom Sabado”, meaning Good Saturday in Portuguese, with a hidden iframe to everyone on the infected user’s list of friends. The infected Orkut user is also made to join fake communities. These actions will surely turn “Bom Sabado” to “Mau Sabado ” (bad Saturday in Portuguese). Symantec Security Response detects this malicious JavaScript file as JS.Woorkut.
 
At the end of the day, this worm doesn’t do much harm. If the attacker behind this mischief is maliciously motivated, the worm could potentially cause serious damage. We are quite sure this won’t be the last of this attack and are closely monitoring the situation. In the mean time make sure you keep your antivirus definitions up to date.
 

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