Summary
W32/Buchon@mm worm was found on October 21st, 2004. This variant is probably a hack made in South Korea.It was originally identified as Netsky, but all major Antivirus vendors realized it has not much to do with that family besides some similarities in the emails it sends. Therefore the new name is Buchon.
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Technical Details
The worm is packed with an unmodified version of UPX, once unpacked it grows to around 60 KiB. This worm contains two hidden strings: "SoonChunHyang" and "Bucheon". There's a University called SoonChunHyang in the city of Bucheon, South Korea.This virus is buggy and fails to replicate properly.Email messages W32/Buchon@mm tries to send can vary a lot. In some cases it sends somewhat personalized messages looking like this:
From: randomaddress@somewhere.com To: bob@acme.com Subject: Mail Delivery failure - bob@acme.comIf the message will not displayed automatically, . you cancheck original in attached message.txt www.acme.com/inbox/security/read.asp?sessionid-5339Attachment: "message.txtmcafee.com"
W32/Buchon@mm searches local drives for email addresses. Files with following extensions are scanned for email addresses:
.dbx .wab .mbx .eml .mdb .tbb
The worm also drops a keylogger.
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