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...Win32.Nimda.A@mm (Nimda) was first discovered early on
September 18th, 2001 by Central Command and has spread
globally using a variety of infection methods. This advanced
Internet worm represents a new breed of viruses for the 21st
century that takes advantage of numerous infection methods and
has caused massive attacks on computers and networks.
Because of Nimdas aggressive approach, we have released this
free detection and removal tool to combat this Superman virus,
said Steven Sundermeier, product manager for Central
Command, Inc. Hopefully, this will save administrators intense
headaches by cleaning up the mess left behind by Nimda,
concluded Sundermeier.
Nimda arrives through e-mail as an attached file (README.EXE),
with the body of the mail apparently empty but which actually
contains code to use as an exploit which will execute the virus
when the user views the message (if is using Microsoft Outlook
or Outlook Express without the latest service packs or patches
from Microsoft).
For a complete description and the free detection and removal
tool on Win32.Nimda.A@mm visit
www.centralcommand.com.
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