- Storm Worm, or Win32/Nuwar, refers to a family of Trojan droppers that install a distributed peer-to-peer (P2P) downloader Trojan.
- Originally propagated in messages about European windstorm Kyrill, the Storm Worm has been seen also in emails with the following subjects:[10].
- There is evidence, according to PCWorld, that the Storm Worm was of Russian origin, possibly traceable to the Russian Business Network.
- Here are the top ten most destructive viruses unleashed over the last decade into the digital domain. 1. Storm Worm.
- What was its motive? Here are five things you should know about the Storm Worm, one of the Internet's most powerful and adaptive malware.
- The Storm Worm may arrive in a message with any of the following subject lines (intended to lure the recipient into reading the message by offering a political...
- The Storm Worm is subtle; it doesn’t exhibit any symptoms immediately and may lie dormant until it receives instructions from its controllers.
- This hash is used as a decryption key by the Storm Worm P2P code, in concert with a second decryption key which is hard-coded in the body of the trojan itself.
- In this article we will know about the one of biggest malware attacks in 2007, It actually brings a change to the world of cyber security, It is known as Storm Worm.
- How does Storm Worm spread? One of the ways the Storm Worm spreads is through email as an EXE file attachment.
