VBS/Anjulie.A@mm is a worm written in Visual Basic Script that drop a CIH virus variant.
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Variant:VBS/Anjulie.A@mm
VBS/Anjulie.A@mm is email worm (mass mailer) which propagates using Outlook application. The message looks as follow:
Subject: Read the true history on Angelina Julie Body: Your life Your work Your lovers Attachment: [the name of the attached script file]
Originally the worm has been distributed in a file called AngelinaJulie.txt.vbs but it might be different.
The worm tries to hide part of its code using a simple encryption. It also contains the following commented line which it never show:
'By AlevirusSCS VxBrasil :).
VBS/Anjulie worm drops two files in Windows Temporary directory. One of them is T4umhf5.vbs which is the script worm. The other file is Ale32.exe and it is infected with a CIH virus variant. More information about CIH you can find here:
Europe: https://www.europe.f-secure.com/v-descs/cih.shtml
USA: https://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/cih.shtml
F-Secure Anti-Virus detects Angel worm with the current updates: