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W32.Bugbear@mm upgraded to category 4 due to increased submissions.
Symantec Security Response has upgraded W32.Bugbear@mm due to increased
submissions. As of 10:00 am October 2, 2002 (US Pacific Time), we have
received 40 submissions from corporate customers. Symantec recommends that
you ensure all users have up to date virus definitions, with special
attention to sometimes connected users, such as people using laptops and
remote systems.
Name: W32.Bugbear@mm
Category: 4
Virus Definitions dates
Intelligent Updater: September 30, 2002 (US Pacific Time) or later
LiveUpdate: September 30, 2002 (US Pacific Time) or later
NAV CE version number: 40930i or later
NAV CE Sequence number: 19002 or later
Method of infection: Email worm
Subject of email: Variable
Name of attachment: Variable, with double extension ending in .exe, .scr, or
.pif
Size of attachment: 50,688 bytes
Ports: 36794
Shared drives: Attempts to connect to available network resources. This
worm does not properly handle the network resource types, and may flood
shared printer resources, causing them to print several pages of garbage or
otherwise disrupt their normal functionality.
W32.Bugbear@mm upgraded to category 4 due to increased submissions.
Symantec Security Response has upgraded W32.Bugbear@mm due to increased
submissions. As of 10:00 am October 2, 2002 (US Pacific Time), we have
received 40 submissions from corporate customers. Symantec recommends that
you ensure all users have up to date virus definitions, with special
attention to sometimes connected users, such as people using laptops and
remote systems.
Name: W32.Bugbear@mm
Category: 4
Virus Definitions dates
Intelligent Updater: September 30, 2002 (US Pacific Time) or later
LiveUpdate: September 30, 2002 (US Pacific Time) or later
NAV CE version number: 40930i or later
NAV CE Sequence number: 19002 or later
Method of infection: Email worm
Subject of email: Variable
Name of attachment: Variable, with double extension ending in .exe, .scr, or
.pif
Size of attachment: 50,688 bytes
Ports: 36794
Shared drives: Attempts to connect to available network resources. This
worm does not properly handle the network resource types, and may flood
shared printer resources, causing them to print several pages of garbage or
otherwise disrupt their normal functionality.
