Incidents

New Mytob becoming prevalent

Early this morning we released an update for Net-Worm.Win32.Mytob.eg.

Since then we’ve been seeing a clear increase in the number of samples.

This variant doesn’t really differ from earlier variants, it’s just a very basic Mytob. However, it is spreading which means that users should be on the lookout.

It spreads via email and contains a limited IRCBot which only has support for basic features such as downloading files.

As is usually the case with Mytob, the email message that brings the worm closes with a statement purporting to be from an antivirus company, saying that no viruses have been found.

This variant is spreading actively, so be smart, don’t be fooled.

New Mytob becoming prevalent

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