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Re: EMAILed Trojan

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jim Wamsley 303-673-8163)
Fri Feb 19 20:25:28 1999

Date: 	Thu, 18 Feb 1999 16:28:01 -0700
Reply-To: Jim Wamsley 303-673-8163 <wamsljr@COLTANO.STORTEK.COM>
From: Jim Wamsley 303-673-8163 <wamsljr@COLTANO.STORTEK.COM>
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To: BUGTRAQ@NETSPACE.ORG

We have discovered two mutants to the ie0199.exe trojan.

In the first mutant, the targetted host was hpns.infotel.bg, rather than
www.infotel.bg.  It seems to look at only a handful of well known sockets.

The second mutant is more malicious.  It generates random IP addresses in
the 212.39 and 195.138 address spaces, with socket numbers in a range of 1-199.

Neither mutant touched the sndvol32.exe file.

Someone really has it out for infotel.bg.

[ Jim Wamsley, Network Engineering                             ]
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