Conficker worm gets an evil twin

Airbot · Feb 21, 2009

Conficker B++ gives its creators more flexibility in what they can do on infected machines

February 19, 2009 (IDG News Service) The criminals behind the widespread Conficker worm have released a new version of the malware that could signal a major shift in the way the worm operates.
The new variant, dubbed Conficker B++, was spotted three days ago by SRI International researchers, who published details of the new code on Thursday. To the untrained eye, the new variant looks almost identical to the previous version of the worm, Conficker B. But the B++ variant uses new techniques to download software, giving its creators more flexibility in what they can do with infected machines.

more:Computerworld.com

Conficker worm gets an evil twin

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