How do you know if you've got BugBear virus?
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Don't think I've got it, but just being a bit wary...
What are the symtpoms etc?
Is it wirth running the bugbear antidote (from Norton) just in case, or will it screw up my PC?
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What are the symtpoms etc?
Is it wirth running the bugbear antidote (from Norton) just in case, or will it screw up my PC?
TIV
Dan
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For those that haven't checked it out yet....
The symptoms are
Port 36794 TCP open
Existence of the following files (* represents any character):
%WinDir%\System\****.EXE (50,688 or 50,684 bytes)
%WinDir%\******.DAT
%WinDir%\******.DAT
%WinDir%\System\******.DLL
%WinDir%\System\*******.DLL
%WinDir%\System\*******.DLL
Large Print jobs sent to network printers. The full printout caused by a copy of the worm in the printer queue can take about 500 pages. They are mostly blank with only one-two lines of random symbols on each page. The very first page starts with "MZ" followed by about 18 funny symbols and a string "=!This program cannot be run in DOS mode". Another visible printed string close to the beginning is "Rich5".
The symptoms are
Port 36794 TCP open
Existence of the following files (* represents any character):
%WinDir%\System\****.EXE (50,688 or 50,684 bytes)
%WinDir%\******.DAT
%WinDir%\******.DAT
%WinDir%\System\******.DLL
%WinDir%\System\*******.DLL
%WinDir%\System\*******.DLL
Large Print jobs sent to network printers. The full printout caused by a copy of the worm in the printer queue can take about 500 pages. They are mostly blank with only one-two lines of random symbols on each page. The very first page starts with "MZ" followed by about 18 funny symbols and a string "=!This program cannot be run in DOS mode". Another visible printed string close to the beginning is "Rich5".
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I've had it. E-Mail wasnt working on of the PCs at work, went to see, and was totally baffled. Whilst checking the normal stuff, noticed Norton wasnt running. So I started it, and a few seconds later, it closed itself, repeat 2 or 3 times before I got suspicious and checked the symantec site.
Recieved it in e-mail 5 times now, and all 5 were from computery related websites, most from aspsql.com and one from someone claiming to be something to do with internic.
Recieved it in e-mail 5 times now, and all 5 were from computery related websites, most from aspsql.com and one from someone claiming to be something to do with internic.
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We've had it attempt to come into our work premises. Luckily all our email is screened at the ISP, and they use 3 virus scanners + they're own heuristic one. Bit worrying tho if that had got to one of the "less pc literate" users and managed to disable the desktop AV.
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