Bagle.AI is a mass-mailing worm with Peer-to-Peer spreading capabilities. In email Bagle.AI spreads using different subjects, email bodies and attachments. ...
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AC --> Bagle.AF --> Bagle.AG (Bagle.AL) --> Bagle.AH --> Bagle.AI --> Bagle.AK - -> Bagle.AL --> Bagle.AN --> Bagle.AO --> Bagle.AS --> Bagle.AT --> Bagle. ...
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Bagle.u (Bagle.W) --> I-Worm.Bagle.v (Mitglieder.AI) --> I-Worm.Bagle.w (Bagle.X ) --> I-Worm.Bagle.y (Bagle.Y) --> I-Worm.Bagle.z (Bagle.Z) --> I-Worm. ...
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Jan 18, 2004 ... System administrators who are using F-Secure Policy Manager, can distribute the F-BAGLE tool as a JAR package automatically to all ...
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F-Secure is upgrading Bagle.B worm to Level 1, as it keeps spreading rapidly. It arrives in email with random subject and attachment name with an EXE ...
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Another new Bagle variant - Bagle.AY has been found from several different countries early morning on January 27th, 2005 EET. This variant is similar to ...
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Another new Bagle variant was found on April 26th, 2004. This variant differs from the ones that we've seen before. The worm sends itself in several ...
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Mar 13, 2004 ... Bagle.N executable is packed with an unmodified version of UPX. Once the unpacking is performed, it follows a small de-scrambling routine, ...
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One more Bagle variant - Bagle.J has been found spreading late on March 2nd, 2004. This variant spreads as an executable file or in a password protected ZIP ...
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Bagle.AF is a variant similar to Bagle.Z, and unlike Bagle.AA, which was a stripped-down version, this one has all the functionality from Bagle.Z. ...
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