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Incidents

Incidents

19 Sep 2005

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During the last six hours or so we’ve seen another flurry of Bagle variants.

The first variant of the day was detected as Email-Worm.Win32.Bagle.cx while we are up to Bagle.dc right now.
And an urgent update for Bagle.de is already on its way, talk about a busy day.

We have a moderate alert on Bagle.cy out and contrary to the spam run of almost a week ago, all these samples dó work on NT platforms.

Again the word “price” is popular with these Bagles, so keep a look out for it.

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