New Trojan Downloader?

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by covaro, Jul 20, 2006.

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  1. covaro

    covaro Registered Member

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    http://www.notmyblog.com/images/trojan downloader.jpg

    Little bugger I was pointed to browsing around over @ broadbandreports (Didn't link cause the posts include the link to DL this puppy). DL'ed it into a VM and confirmed that NOD32 doesn't detect it. Ran it, and NOD does pick up a couple little buggers it attempts to DL and install. Just to checkup, I checked the registry and what not, and it looks like a couple little bugs (pieces of bugs maybe?) did slip through. On a pass through with EWIDO it picks up a couple .dlls labeled:
    Trojan.Mezzia
    Adware.Virtumonde

    The Downloader and the DLLs have been submitted for analysis via the internalsubmission tool in NOD32.

    -Cov

    Note: Yes, the VM is clean. It gets reset to a blank slate after every use.
     
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  2. pykko

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    you should better submitt it to sample [at] nod32.com rather than the internal submission tool in NOD32. ;)
     
  3. NOD32 user

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    Thanks covaro :)
     
  4. Proactive Services

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    Could you elaborate on this statement-surely they perform the same function?
     
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    the internal submission tool in NOD32 is for heuristically detected viruses. Non detected samples should be submitted to sample [at] nod32.com.
    This is what I know. Marcos can confirm it.
     
  6. covaro

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    I can submit via email when I get home tonight.

    -Cov
     
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    Hmm so why the ability to submit for analysis items in quarantine?
     
  8. pykko

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    they've added 4 Trojan.Downloader.Small in version 1.1672. Maybe they've added yours also because they're monitoring VirusTotal also and since you've scanned your file there.... ;)
     
  9. flyrfan111

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    All files that are sent to VT and Jotti's are automatically submitted to any products that do not detect them.
     
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    Items in quarantine are files flagged by NOD32 as unknown viruses (with heuristic engine).
     
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    Items in quarantine are whatever you have configured your NOD32 to put there regardless of by what mechanism the detection is, or what you have put there manually....
     
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    yes, that's right but the send feature was designde especially for heuristic detection as far as I know. ;)
     
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    I'm pretty sure that it's just for whatever things need to be sent to ESET - Have you read that somewhere?
     
  14. kjempen

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    Just a thought...
    Doesn't ESET have two different e-mails for samples submission; one for heuristic detection (sample(at)eset.com) and one for unknown (samples(at)eset.com)? How will the program know where to send the samples?
     
  15. covaro

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    Yup, she was detected now... go ESET. :cool:
     
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    nice to hear that. ;)
     
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