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Mele20
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reply to NICK ADSL UK
Re: Microsoft Security Advisory (935423) Vulnerability in Window

Thee is a worm now propogating from China using the exploit code.

Kaspersky protects against it. I haven't heard about any other AV vendors protecting yet.

»www.cisrt.org/enblog/read.php?68.
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\"Kaspersky protects against it. I haven\'t heard about any other AV vendors protecting yet.\"

Is this what you are talking about?
»www.symantec.com/security_respon···-3019-99

Mele20
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No, I am talking about the new WORM not the Trojan that the Chinese Internet Security Response Team is saying is being seen in China. I gave the link to the CISRT site but for those suspicious of it, I got the link both from GRC News groups and from »www.websense.com/securitylabs/al···rtID=763

Kiwi
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It's a trojan. No matter the alternate flavours of site reference. OK, someone link an actual site; without the http [So others don't get infected].

I happily took care of worms and virus activity on the fly; until it was no longer fun [Large numbers]. I still don't have a complete grip on root kits, but I do on Trojans, malware, spyware and viruses.

The bottom line is this is no more extreme than anything else. Provided locked sites are not involved, I still don't have a real problem with this threat.

On the whole this is still a surfing habit issue.

Mele20
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I don't think that Websense would provide a link to an infected site. If they did and Fx turns out to be vulnerable then I guess I got infected (as I have not applied the temporary patch).

Yes, it is a TROJAN, but there is a WORM now also that is playing off the TROJAN. Maybe I am just not explaining it well.

Kiwi
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It's a Trojan. I would like to get a link though, but not something that would infect others; meaning leave the http out.

I don't have a problem going to bad sites, though that's not my normal habit. My habits are simple. Based on research, I don't go to marginal sites; sometimes it becomes necessary
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