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Here it is.....



MCI WORLDCOM ATTACHED BY NEW VIRUS

A new computer virus, dubbed "Remote Explorer," attacked the systems of 
telecommunications giant MCI WorldCom earlier today.

The virus, which affects Windows NT networks, was detected early and MCI 
WorldCom says there was no damage to client data. Network Associates (NAI), 
formerly McAfee Associates, helped 
contain the virus and prevent extensive damage to sensitive data files.

Microsoft is working with NAI to deal with the virus which attacks WinNT 
systems running Intel chips in the Administrator mode.

The Remote Explorer virus compresses program files so they can't be 
executed and it encrypts data files so they are worthless to network users.

NAI expects to post a "detector" for the virus on its Web site within 
hours, and a "cleaner" to combat the virus will be posted later today. 

Dave Murphy, founder of ITrain,  said that this virus is a serious threat. 
Because it affects both executable and data files, it could 
potentially cripple an entire network system, and therefore, an entire 
enterprise.

Although the virus appears to attack only WinNT systems, it can be 
transported on any machine, including those running Win95, Win98, Netware, 
Unix, and the up-and-coming operating system, Linux.

Dave Murphy continues to recommend NAI's VirusScan and it's monthly updates 
to all computer users. This goes double for network administrators.

Network Associate's website: http://www.nai.com/ Microsoft's website: 
http://www.microsoft.com/

This article is posted to http://itrain.org/itinfo/1998/it981221.html


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Just got a call from someone who said they saw on CNN that MCI was 
hit with some sort of virus and that it took their network offline.
Anyone have any details or can confirm/deny.  

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