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Bagle.at links to compromised sites now active

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01 Nov 2004

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We mentioned a payload for Bagle.at, where the worm tried to connect to compromised sites. The links were inactive up to now. Today some of the links are active.

Bagle.at tries to download and execute TrojanDownloader.Win32.Small.zj, a new variant of Small.

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