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Trojan Targets F-secure

posted onFebruary 2, 2006
by hitbsecnews

Finnish anti-virus company F-secure, has warned of a Trojan horse that has been spammed out to email addresses disguised as a message from them.

F-Secure detects this as W32/Breplibot.ae that has been seen attached to email messages pretending to come from the Helsinki-based company. The malware can have a subject line chosen from "Firefox Browsing Problem", "Mozilla Browsing Problem", or "Website Browsing Problem". The message body read as follows:

If the attached file is executed the Trojan horse will trigger, disabling anti-virus and other security software and opening a backdoor through which hackers can gain access to infected systems.

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