Additional Details
This variant is intended as it has a bug that prevents it from
sending its file attached to an e-mail. When the worm is run, it
shows a fake error message and installs itself to system 3 times:
C:\WINDOWS\Xerox-Update.Exe
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Ati.scr
C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp\WinUpdate.exe
Then the worm opens Outlook Address Book and tries sends itself
to all e-mail addresses found there. The infected message looks
like that:
Subject:
The New Xerox Update for our WinXP
Body:
Dear,
Microsoft WinXP User, here are the last Update from Xerox Security System,
please install this file and going to www.microsoft.com and finished this Update too.
The attachment name should have been 'Xerox-Update.Exe', but the
worm tries to attach 'Xerox-Update.exe.exe' file instead and as
this file is not found, the worm fails to send itself out.
When the worm is run it installs itself to system a 2 times:
C:\WINDOWS\Esel_Update.Exe
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Edonkey.scr
Then the worm creates a startup key for its installed file
'C:\WINDOWS\Esel_Update.Exe' in System Registry:
\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices
Then the worm opens Outlook Address Book and tries sends itself
to all e-mail addresses found there. The infected message looks
like that:
Subject:
Edonkey Update
Body:
Hello Edonkey User,
this is the Update tool, to fix our Edonkey Client to 35.16.61
Attachment:
Esel_Update.exe
The Enemany.C variant has p-code instead of executable code in
its body. When the worm is run it installs itself to system a 2
times:
C:\WINDOWS\teuro.Exe
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\Aspi32.scr
Then the worm opens Outlook Address Book and tries sends itself
to all e-mail addresses found there. The infected message looks
like that:
Subject:
Alle gegen den TEuro
Body:
Sieh Dir mal Die Tabelle an,
mit den neusten Information über den teuren T-Euro
Attachment:
teuro.exe
The Enemany.D variant is actually not a new variant. It's the
bugfixed Enamany.A variant - the mass-mailing routine now works.
See Enemany.A variant description for more info.
[Analysis: Alexey Podrezov; F-Secure Corp.; June 6th, 2002]