Discovered: June 12, 2003
Updated: February 13, 2007 12:02:36 PM
Type: Worm
Systems Affected: Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP
W32.HLLW.Fankr@mm is a mass-mailing worm that attempts to email itself to all the contacts in the Windows Address Book. The email has the following characteristics:
Subject: One of the following:
- [Ahnlab]Warning:Win32/Opasoft.Worm.17408.J
- [Hauri]Warning:Trojan.Win32.Opaserv.H
- [Symantec]Waring:W32.Yaha.Worm.G
- [McAfee]Warning:W32.Cunario.Worm.G
- [TrendMicro]WariningTroj.Amand.J
- [Microsoft]KB:Q328374How to dectect the mIRC Trojan
- [KISA-CERT/CC][Technical Document]How to analysis hacking Windows NT/2000
- [KasperskyLabs][Released]Virus Scaning Tool(FREE)
Attachment: One of the following:
- Setup.EXE
- Install.exe
- TrojanRemover.exe
- antiopaserv.exe
- VirusFixtool.exe
- FileRecorvery.exe
Message Body:
Hello: & This days, Much malicious code is spreaded through Internet, e-mail, P2P programs, ETC. & This file is useful virus fix tool. & Please save it to disk and excute this file.
W32.HLLW.Fankr@mm is written in the Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) programming language and is compressed with UPX. The VB run-time libraries are required to execute W32.HLLW.Fankr@mm.
NOTE: Due to bugs in the code, the worm does not properly work.
Protection
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Initial Rapid Release version June 13, 2003
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Latest Rapid Release version July 19, 2008 revision 019
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Initial Daily Certified version June 13, 2003
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Latest Daily Certified version January 20, 2009 revision 048
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Initial Weekly Certified release date June 18, 2003
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Writeup By: Robert X Wang