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New virus disguised as "sent failed" e-mail message
www.chinaview.cn 2005-02-23 17:13:56

    TIANJIN, Feb. 23 (Xinhuanet) -- Experts spotted a new variant of Mydoom virus disguised as an e-mail "sent failed" message, said the Tianjin-based National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center early this week.

    The virus, called Worm Mydoom M, attaches to files and then transmits via e-mail to addresses found on the infected machines, according to experts at the center. The virus is disguised as an announcement of an e-mail sending failure.

    If the virus gets into a computer, it sets up and modifies certain system files and creates a so-called back-door, a program that sits on your machine to damage files contacted, according to the center, the only anti-virus products testing and certification institution authorized by the Chinese Ministry of Public Security. Enditem

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