New Virus

 

W32/Bagle.N@MM

March 13 2004

 

W32/Bagle.N@MM, like many other viruses, spreads through e-mail.

 

The e-mail with the new virus will arrive from a spoofed (fake) e-mail address and will likely contain an exe, zip or rar attachment. These files may be password protected, and the password will appear in the text of the e-mail or as an attached image file.

 

The message in the e-mail will inform of you of problems with your e-mail account, or inform you that your computer is responsible for spreading a new virus.

 

The subject line of the e-mail may read:

 

Account notify

E-mail account disabling warning.

E-mail account security warning.

Email account utilization warning.

Email report

E-mail technical support message.

E-mail technical support warning.

E-mail warning

Encrypted document

Fax Message Received

Forum notify

Hidden message

Important notify

Important notify about your e-mail account.

Incoming message

Notify about using the e-mail account.

Notify about your e-mail account utilization.

Notify from e-mail technical support.

Protected message

Re: Document

Re: Hello

Re: Hi

Re: Incoming Fax

Re: Incoming Message

Re: Msg reply

RE: Protected message

RE: Text message

Re: Thank you!

Re: Thanks :)

Re: Yahoo!

Request response

Site changes

Warning about your e-mail account

 

Please remember that this e-mail may appear to be from someone you know. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE ATTACHMENT. Your best bet is to delete the e-mail from your inbox and trash folder.

 

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