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The Bagles keep on rolling in

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Incidents

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02 Nov 2005

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The Bagles are continuing to come in. We’ve detected 6 new variants so far, and just released an urgent update. The first 2 – 3 variants were agressively spammed. The others have been placed on sites and will be downloaded to victim machines. It’s the latest move to keep the botnet up and running.

Everyone is getting tired of Bagle. But that’s no reason to let your guard down. Don’t open attachments, and (we’ll say it again) keep your antivirus well up to date!

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