stephanie is: confused confused…

um, is there some virus going around? i have received 7 emails in the past 24 hours with this body message:


Hi! How are you?

I send you this file in order to have your advice

See you later. Thanks

the first 6 were from one person i did not know. the subjects were all “lawleter” and they each had a one meg attachment (that i did not open even though i be mac). they were all named the same thing except for the last 3 letters (lawleter.DOC.pif, lawleter.DOC.lnk, lawleter.DOC.com, lawleter.DOC.bat, and lawleter.DOC.lnk again). 6 megs worth i had to delete of the server.

so just now i get one from someone else with the subject “vetren” and a 217k attachment called “vetren.doc.pif”…. wtf?

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  1. yep!

    I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen that email both in English and Spanish in our tech support email manager!

  2. me too

    I’ve been getting them too, for like a day and half now, very annoying, always a different subject and file name…
    I thought maybe it was some disgruntled webcam fan of mine that I had rejected, but maybe not.

  3. Yep…

    Welcome to the club of dangerous spam… Luckily on Linux and you on MacOs it isn’t dangerous since it is a windows virus….

  4. yes it is

    yes its a virus !name W32.Sircam size 150 Kbytes.
    after opening it s installing following files

    ‘C:RecyledSirC32.exe’
    ‘C:RecyledLoveJoy_.com’
    ‘C:WindowsSystemScam32.exe’
    ‘C:WindowsTempLoveJoy_.com’
    the file
    SirC32.exe is installed to the Registry Shell – command for .EXE-
    files so the worm opens after every start of an .EXE file
    its using following entry in the Registry:

    [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTexefileshellopencommand]
    @=””C:\recycled\SirC32.exe” “%1″ %*”

    the Scam32.exe is now named in Registry as “driver” that opens with every system run:

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRunService
    s] “Driver32″=”C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SCam32.exe”

    SirCam can also write into the Autoexec.bat with following instruction

    @win recycledSirC32.exe

    end the worm enters a third entry into the registry

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareSirCam]

    if the file scam.exe or SirC32.exe is with the ending .DOC.COM
    the worm deletes on opening all files that are saved on C:

    and it send itself with its own SMTP-Engine as a .exe
    the adresses are found in your windows adress book and in files with following endings or beginnings : SHO*, GET*, HOT*, *.HTM, *WAB
    and some more . these email adresses are camouflaged
    as DLL files
    in windows. the filename ist mostly SCD1.DLL, but the second and third letter may change

    the Attachment of the email has two filename-extensions
    like
    -> filename.ext1.ext2

    the first one(ext1) can be named : DOC,
    XLS, ZIP, EXE. the second(ext2) one of the following Extensions: PIF, LNK, BAT, COM.

    the name of the Attachment (filename.ext1) comes from any file in your “my files” folder
    the worm creates a list of all documents with following ending : .DOC .EXE .GIF .JPG .JPEG .MPEG
    .MOV .MPG .PDF .XLS .ZIP – and saves them as SCD.DLL in your system directory . if the worm sends itself is searches some filename in in this list and renames the following file.

    ok that?s what i found out ! i hope you do not open the emails …and understand my broken english !!
    greetings from germany
    jasmin
    http://www.jasmin-cam.de

  5. i got that email last nite too..i just deleted it cause the file sounded all screwy..and i don’t ever open files from anyone i don’t know.

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