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New Kama Sutra worm

January 29, 2006

Source: cio-today.com

By: Walaika K. Haskins

 

Security analysts are warning computer users about a new and

potentially destructive Internet worm that can obliterate important

documents. The worm, called Kama Sutra, is making the rounds now,

but is scheduled to execute its first massive attack on February 3.

 

Detected last week, the malicious worm targets computers running

Windows and spreads primarily by copying itself to shared network

locations and then sending itself to e-mail addresses found on

afflicted computers. With subject lines that read " the best

videoclip ever, " " give me a kiss, " and " school girl fantasies gone

bad, " the worm entices computer users to open the attached file.

 

" This worm feeds on people's willingness to receive salacious

content on their desktop computer, but they could be putting their

entire company's data at risk, " said Graham Cluley, senior

technology consultant at Sophos.

 

According to Sophos, on the third of each month, the worm will

attempt to disable existing antivirus and firewall software and also

will delete specific files, such as Microsoft Office documents.

Original article

[Guest guest]

New Kama Sutra worm

January 29, 2006

Source: cio-today.com

By: Walaika K. Haskins

 

Security analysts are warning computer users about a new and

potentially destructive Internet worm that can obliterate important

documents. The worm, called Kama Sutra, is making the rounds now,

but is scheduled to execute its first massive attack on February 3.

 

Detected last week, the malicious worm targets computers running

Windows and spreads primarily by copying itself to shared network

locations and then sending itself to e-mail addresses found on

afflicted computers. With subject lines that read " the best

videoclip ever, " " give me a kiss, " and " school girl fantasies gone

bad, " the worm entices computer users to open the attached file.

 

" This worm feeds on people's willingness to receive salacious

content on their desktop computer, but they could be putting their

entire company's data at risk, " said Graham Cluley, senior

technology consultant at Sophos.

 

According to Sophos, on the third of each month, the worm will

attempt to disable existing antivirus and firewall software and also

will delete specific files, such as Microsoft Office documents.

Original article