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Re: Re: Increased activity on port 110

Subject: Re: Re: Increased activity on port 110
Date: 26 Feb 2007 20:20:33 -0000
Yes, I'm seeing it too only on our Windows dedicated server farm. It appears to 
be related to MailEnable (Ensim/Plesk Customers). How they are getting infected 
I'm not sure yet. Possibly via servers with unpatched MailEnable. "rdriv.sys" 
gets installed in the "Windows\system32" folder.

Systems that got infected were also attempting to connect too 
x.x.x.x.01032-062.023.175.071.00081: PONG irc.hosted1.net which no longer 
appears up. 

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