New one?

[MJD]

Received in an email yesterday;
Subject: FW_good short joke
body text: A shepherd was looking after...
attachment: D2DCmdLog_E.log.exe (61.5KB)

No detection from updated AVG 6 and 7
It may be that it's been stripped of its payload, but I'm not going to
execute it to find out!

 

[David H. Lipman]

Either (primary suggestion) submit a copy to McAfee/AVERT at:
https://www.webimmune.net/default.asp

..or.

(secondary suggestion) ZIP the file into a password protected ZIP file with the password -
infected
and send it to an appropriate address listed on the following URL:
http://vil.nai.com/vil/submit-sample.asp

Please post back any/all results.

Dave


| Received in an email yesterday;
| Subject: FW_good short joke
| body text: A shepherd was looking after...
| attachment: D2DCmdLog_E.log.exe (61.5KB)
|
| No detection from updated AVG 6 and 7
| It may be that it's been stripped of its payload, but I'm not going to
| execute it to find out!
|
|

 

[FromTheRafters]

Received in an email yesterday;
Subject: FW_good short joke
body text: A shepherd was looking after...
attachment: D2DCmdLog_E.log.exe (61.5KB)

No detection from updated AVG 6 and 7
It may be that it's been stripped of its payload, but I'm not going to
execute it to find out!

Ohh, where's your sense of adventure!? )

 

[MJD]

Ohh, where's your sense of adventure!? )

Happy New Year to you too!
I'll stick to the quiet life.
(Actually I do have a spare 5yr old computer whose last gasp could be to
fulfil this useful task.)

 

[MJD]

Actually Dave, I've already sent zipped copies to Grisoft and Gladius. As I
actually paid for my AVG's, I reckon Grisoft could have first crack. The
copy to Andy was by way of a HNY present to him.
Martin

 

[MJD]

Grisoft reports "its a damaged I-Worm/Bugbear. The file is corrupted and
unable to run."
AVERT reports the file is infected with w32/bugbear.b.dam (the 'dam'
presumably meaning damaged, but it doesn't make this clear) and goes on to
try to sell me their program which would (they claim) give me a (probably
false) positive.