On 19-09-2001 at 14:48:39 (GMT +0300) (which was 12:48 where I live)
Stefan Tanurkov wrote regarding the subject of "1.54 Beta/9"
Using: The Bat! (v1.54 Beta/9)
Hello Stefan,
ST> [-] Floating tables in HTML viewer should be viewed correctly now.
ST> [-] Other HTML viewer bugs
Look how the attached message is rendered!
Regards
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Manfred
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[ TheBat 1.54 Beta/9 (FE1905D5), Windows 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2 ]
Title: McAfee.com Dispatch - VIRUS ALERT
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— W32/Nimda@MM —
Dear Manfred:
McAfee.com has seen a large and growing number of systems
infected with the W32/Nimda@MM. This is a HIGH RISK virus
that is spread via email. W32/Nimda@MM also spreads via open
shares, the Microsoft Web Folder Transversal vulnerability
(also used by W32/CodeBlue), and a Microsoft content-type
spoofing vulnerability.
The email attachment name VARIES and may use the icon for an
Internet Explorer HTML document.
It will also attempt to spread itself as follows:
- The email messages created by the worm include content
that allows the worm to execute the attachment even if
the user does not open it.
- It modifies HTML documents, so that when this infected
window is accessed (locally or remotely), the machine
viewing the page is then infected.
Once infected, your system is used to seek out others to infect over the Web.
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