En attendant les patchs d'Avril... - Jean-Marc, XP Geek !

En attendant les patchs d'Avril...

Published Tuesday, April 12, 2005 7:03 PM

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Malicious software family Tool version Current Severity Rating
Win32/Berbew January 2005 (V 1.0) Low
Win32/Doomjuice January 2005 (V 1.0) Low
Win32/Gaobot January 2005 (V 1.0) Moderate
Win32/MSBlast January 2005 (V 1.0) Moderate
Win32/Mydoom January 2005 (V 1.0) Moderate
Win32/Nachi January 2005 (V 1.0) Low
Win32/Sasser January 2005 (V 1.0) Moderate
Win32/Zindos January 2005 (V 1.0) Low
Win32/Korgo February 2005 (V 1.1) Moderate
Win32/Netsky February 2005 (V 1.1) Moderate
Win32/Randex February 2005 (V 1.1) Low
Win32/Zafi February 2005 (V 1.1) Moderate
Win32/Bagle** March 2005 (V 1.2) Moderate
Win32/Bropia March 2005 (V 1.2) Low
Win32/Goweh March 2005 (V 1.2) Low
Win32/Sober March 2005 (V 1.2) Moderate
Win32/Sobig March 2005 (V 1.2) Low
Win32/Hackdef*** April 2005 (V 1.3) Moderate
Win32/Mimail April 2005 (V 1.3) Moderate
Win32/Rbot April 2005 (V 1.3) Moderate

**A small number of Bagle variants (O, P, Q, S, T, and AW) are able to infect legitimate files on your computer. As of March 8, 2005, the current version of the removal tool is unable to repair these infected files. You should scan your system with an up-to-date antivirus product if any of these variants are found on your computer.

***W32/HackDef usually hides other potentially unwanted software on your computer. If the cleaner tool reports that W32/HackDef was detected on your computer, it is highly recommended that you run a scan with up-to-date antivirus and anti-spyware programs (see http://www.microsoft.com/spyware). If you would like to view the software that W32/HackDef was hiding, first open the log file for the cleaner tool (%WINDIR%\debug\mrt.log). Next, in the Scanning Results section, find the line or lines that note the folder in which Win32/Hackdef was found. In that same folder, you should find the Win32/Hackdef configuration file with the .ini file extension. View this file to determine the software that Win32/HackDef was hiding on your computer.

Le fonctionnement est simple : Windows Update. Si il ne trouve rien, il ne dira rien...

Source : http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=890830

by jeanmarc

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