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November 4, 2009
Dangerous Trojan Disguised as Video Game

The Trojan may arrive on the computer as a application folder with the following name: lose lose.app. When executed the user is presented with a video game.

Threat Rank: MEDIUM

If user shoots an enemy character, a file or folder in user's home folder will be deleted.

When the user character is destroyed, the game ends, and the Trojan sends the user's score to the following server, then deletes itself from the compromised computer: [http://]www.stfj.net/loselose/highsc[REMOVED]

Other Info: OSX_LOSEGAM.A, OSX.Loosemaque

What to do: Don’t open this file, if you have done so please contact BDS ASAP so we can manually delete this from your computer.

Trojan Whitewall

This Trojan opens a back door allowing an attacker access to the compromised computer.

Threat Rank: LOW

It can receive configuration data through social networking Web sites. When the Trojan is executed, it creates the following file: %Temp%\setup.exe.

It also drops the following file, which is a copy of cmd.exe: %Temp%\runinfo.exe.

The Trojan then creates the following registry entry, so that it starts when Windows starts: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"MCAFEEIPS" = "%UserProfie%\local settings\temp\setup.exe".

The Trojan contacts the following domains:
[http://]www.m.facebook.com
[http://]www.kennethorr.org

What to do: Make sure you have an active running firewall, anti virus program, if you think you have been infected please call BDS ASAP.


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