W32/Bagle.F| Name | W32/Bagle.F | | Aliases | W32/Bagle.F, bagle.F, bagle, beagle.F, beagle | | Discovered on | 29th February,
2004 |
Virus Information - W32/Bagle.F:
W32/Bagle.F is a mass mailing memory resident
worm. The worm infects Windows systems and spreads through email.
The worm contains its own SMTP engine to
construct outgoing messages using a spoofed return address to several email
addresses gathered from the infected system.
The subject and body of the
infected mail will be random. It carries an infected attachment with random
filename with any one of the following extensions;
.exe .scr .zip
The attached file has a similar icon as
a Windows folder
This worm spreads by dropping infected
files in folders that have the text string 'shar' in their file
names.
Upon execution, the worm drops the following
files in the Windows system folder:
go54o.exe
ii5nj4.exe
i1ru54n4.exe
The worm also alters the windows registry
at the following location to load itself during next startup;
HKEY_USERS\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
The worm creates the mutex, imain_mutex
to ensure that only one instance of the worm is running in memory.

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