- Examples of e-mails with "Storm Worm" in the attachment. The Storm Worm (dubbed so by the Finnish company F-Secure)...
- The Storm Worm (dubbed so by the Finnish company F-Secure) is a backdoor Trojan horse that affects computers using Microsoft operating systems...
- To obtain addresses in order to spread, Storm Worm enumerates the first 30000 files under 122k on all fixed and remote drives.
- If the user clicks any attachment that is harmful the worm automatically downloads the various files and storm connects with a P2P network which can harm the...
- While commonly referred to as the Storm Worm, this malware is technically not a worm but rather a Trojan horse, in that it contains malicious functions while...
- In April 2007 a new variant of Trojan.Peacomm was unleashed on the Internet, this one varying from the previous "Storm worm" attack in that the attachments...
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- Storm worm came in the spotlight when users started receiving e-mails with a subject line about a recent weather disaster “230 dead as storm batters Europe”.
- The Storm Worm virus has also been spread in the past in e-mails advertising a holiday e-card link.
- A virus that was similar to Storm Worm that was discovered in 2001& 2006. ... The Storm Worm botnet was more powerful than the world's top supercomputers.
- Thirdly, Storm is a worm, or a kind of self-replicating computer virus that infects a computer, quickly or eventually overburdening it or consuming bandwidth.
- The Storm Worm virus has capitalized on various holidays and fictitious world events in the last year by sending millions of e-mails advertising an e-card link within...
- The deployment of Storm Worm within the cybersecurity domain is underscored by nefarious objectives aimed at undermining the integrity and functionality of...
