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   Paul Wilders Administrator

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   In the wild as of today, according F-Secure:
   
   www.f-secure.com/v-descs/yaha_m.shtml

    

   Paul Wilders, Dec 22, 2002

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   http://www.dslreports.com/r0/download/251474;b8a5847569b24bc8e84d46cac2d3f36f/NOD32Yaha.M.jpg
   
   Is this a difference in nomenclature, or has NOD32 already been detecting this one since December 13 ??

    

   Randy_Bell, Dec 24, 2002

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   Hi Randy,
   
   Since we don't have a copy from this one yet, I can't comment for sure. Calculated guess: it's a new variant, reported as of today by Sophos as well - different nomenclature, as you might notice.
   
   regards.
   
   paul

    

   Paul Wilders, Dec 24, 2002

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