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New Malware Attacks Windows Zero-Day Vulnerability

Jul 26, 2010

According to Sophos blog July 23, two other pieces of malware have been observed targeting the bug. One is a keylogging Trojan the company is calling Chymin-A that is “designed to steal information from infected computers.” The other is Dulkis-A, a “worm written in obfuscated Visual Basic” that contains several subcomponents.


To read the original eWeek article, click here: Windows Vulnerability Targeted by More Malware

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