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Datom Worm (MSVXD.EXE) 17/09/02

 


Datom is a network worm discovered early July. InVircible uses are inherently protected against Datom. It spreads to shared network resources. The worm consists of 3 files, they are:

  • MSVXD.EXE
  • MSVXD16.DLL
  • MSVXD32.DLL

MSVXD.EXE is the first component which loads the worm by loading the MSVXD16.DLL library. The MSVXD16.DLL then loads the MSVXD32.DLL component, which spreads the worm.

If there is file called "Win.ini" in Windows directory, Datom writes "MSVXD.EXE" string in the "Run" section of this file, otherwise it creates a link file pointing to MSVXD.exe and called "VxD Manager.lnk" in the common ("All users") Startup directory on the remote computer.

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