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New Virus In The Wild

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Name: Tim
Date: October 21, 2002 at 09:53:17 Pacific
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VirusList.com Virus Alerts & Virus News. Monday, October 21, 2002
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1. New Virus "In The Wild" - Trojan.VBS.Carewmr
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1. New Virus "In The Wild" - Trojan.VBS.Carewmr
Carewmr is a dangerous trojan program written in the VBS language. It
deletes the contents of the "C:\Windows" directory.

When the trojan program is executed, it shows the following messages:

"Welcome to CLRAV of Kaspersky Labs, press OK or Accept to Start
scanning your computer."

"ERROR!, Code error:3212552, please execute this tool in MS-DOS."

"Thank You for prefer Kaspersky Labs Products"

"Carewmr" then opens the "http:\\www.avp.ru" site in the default
Internet browser.

On September 1st the trojan program displays the message:

"Mr.Carew vuelve otra vez!!, jaja"

To get a more detailed account of this virus, please visit The Kaspersky
Virus Encyclopedia at:
http://www.viruslist.com/eng/viruslist.html?id=57487



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Name: Norm
Date: October 21, 2002 at 16:16:46 Pacific
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