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RE: New Virus/Worm

Subject: RE: New Virus/Worm
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 07:28:15 -0700
I've been receiving emails directly to me from this IP,
62.90.51.58, from Israel I think. My firewall, a Fortinet
FortiGate-200, is blocking this virus as BDoor.CEB-bdr. However,
I have yet to find anymore info about it from Fortinet's website.
Their virus encyclopedia is under maintenance. It's possible that
this is the same virus that you have been hit with.

Travis Alexander
Network Administrator
LCCU

-----Original Message-----
From: Jack Vizelter [mailto:jack@mail.rockefeller.edu] 
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 6:04 AM
To: focus-virus@securityfocus.com
Subject: New Virus/Worm

Since about 5pm last night, we've been hit hard, so far about 60
computers,
mostly running Windows 2000 got infected.

All infected computers show a backdoor on a random TCP port such
as:

xxx.xx.xxx.xxx   5794/tcp  dhcp-xxx-xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx
   220 Reptile welcomes you....

Has anyone seen or expierenced similar?

We don't know what processes are running on the PC's until
tomorrow when we
can get to them.

Any and all info is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
-jack

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