Re: "Undelivered Mail..."
by "Mike" <ironmike(at)inav.net>
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I'd like to make one thing clear: Klez does not always go about with the
".exe" extension. I currently have a sample from that same son-in-law with
".pif" and ".bat" and ".txt" extensions on the attachments. The first two
were a dead giveaway that something was wrong because he doesn't have enough
computer savy to use these DOS extensions.
Three of the four samples I currently have with his email username have isp
designations that I know for a certainty are not his -- another giveaway.
It has been suggested that all real emails between two infected systems
start with a known key phrase to verify the contents as a real message and
to identify emails with legitimate attachments. I don't know if this will
work or not, so I make no recommendation one way or another. It seems that
it might work in the short run, though....
All the samples of Klez I have seen on my computer have blank messages or
very short messages of the form:
Try this. It's just
what you need.
Very short, very square in appearance, and no signature. Again, that's just
my experience, not a rule.
Mike Hopkins
ironmike(at)inav.net
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