Delf.h

The trojan is a PE executable file 82432 bytes long, packed with UPX file compressor.

The trojan was spread in email messages that looked like that:

The trojan was sent in that email as a ZIPped attachment named 'LondonTerrorMovie.zip'. The trojan's file name inside the archive was:

London Terror Movie.avi Checked By Norton Antivirus.exe

When the trojan's file is run, it copies itself to Windows folder with one of the following names:

London Terror Movie.aviChecked By Norton Antivirus.exe

The trojan sets read-only, hidden and system attributes to the copied file. Then the trojan adds a startup key value for its file to the Registry:

[HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] " manager" = "%WinDir%\.exe"

OR

[HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] " manager" = "%WinDir%\.exe"

where %WinDir% stands for Windows directory name and <filename> stands for the trojan's file name, for example:

London Terror Movie.aviChecked By Norton Antivirus.exe

OR

London Terror Movie.aviChecked By Norton Antivirus.exe

The trojan is used by spammers to send emails from infected computers. The trojan can be remotely controlled to send email and to upgrade its file from Internet.

When sending spam emails, the trojan can generate fake sender's email addresses automatically using the following string arrays:

London Terror Movie.aviChecked By Norton Antivirus.exe

The trojan uses the following fake mailer tags:

London Terror Movie.aviChecked By Norton Antivirus.exe