Bizjournals.com has reported on their website that a new e-mail virus is spreading. The virus has been given a name and it’s called Storm Trojan.
This virus arrives in an email greeting card which disguises itself that it came from a friend or a relative of the user.
“Since the Storm Trojan relies on a person to click on a link rather than open an attachment, it makes tracking it more difficult,” said the CEO of Pau Spam, Hoala Greevy.
He added, “The trend for assaults like these is a heavy payload of e-mail based attacks during the first four to five days, after which it then subsides. The goal of attacks like these is to compromise a vast number of computers as quickly as possible, at which point they can be used collectively as a zombie army to spend spam and phishing schemes.”
Source: Bizjournals

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Does anyone know how to clean it from an infected unit?
Im getting tons of these sent to my email. I might try opening one on my test box and see how to fix it.
if you do, please post it. it would be appreciated by a number of people, i’m guessing… (yes, myself included) that’s what i get for checking my e-mail on autopilot…
Thanks you very much for your response. i hope you can find a fix for it. unless i’m way off base, i think it does a .net broadcast function of some sort. i’ve suddenly started to have to end a .net broadcast event when i’m shutting down. i don’t recall ever having even seen that message before.
Thanks again!
Okay, so how do you tell if you are actually infected? I accidentally clicked on this Worshipper link “http://71.198.92.159/?1823497b969c2b1c85da463c5c036b0339″, and then after about 5-10 seconds woke-up and killed the Internet Explorer Window. What files or regedit entries should I be looking for?
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