Thursday, March 29, 2007 6:29 PM cmosby

SANS Internet Storm Center - IE7.0.exe

 

IE7.0.exe

Published: 2007-03-29,
Last Updated: 2007-03-29 22:53:38 UTC
by Swa Frantzen (Version: 1)

We've received a number of reports of spam appearing to come from "admin@microsoft.com" containing links to a file called IE7.0.exe

This is what VirusTotal has to say about it:

Antivirus

Version

Update

Result

AhnLab-V3

2007.3.30.0

20070329

-

AntiVir

7.3.1.46

20070329

TR/Proxy.Agent.CL

Authentium

4.93.8

20070329

-

Avast

4.7.936.0

20070329

-

AVG

7.5.0.447

20070329

-

BitDefender

7.2

20070329

-

CAT-QuickHeal

9.00

20070329

(Suspicious) - DNAScan

ClamAV

devel-20070312

20070329

-

DrWeb

4.33

20070329

-

eSafe

7.0.15.0

20070329

-

eTrust-Vet

30.6.3522

20070329

-

Ewido

4.0

20070329

-

F-Prot

4.3.1.45

20070328

-

F-Secure

6.70.13030.0

20070329

Virus.Win32.Grum.a

FileAdvisor

1

20070330

-

Fortinet

2.85.0.0

20070329

suspicious

Ikarus

T3.1.1.3

20070329

-

Kaspersky

4.0.2.24

20070329

Virus.Win32.Grum.a

McAfee

4995

20070329

-

Microsoft

1.2306

20070329

-

NOD32v2

2154

20070329

-

Norman

5.80.02

20070329

-

Panda

9.0.0.4

20070329

Suspicious file

Prevx1

V2

20070330

Covert.Sys.Exec

Prevx info: http://fileinfo.prevx.com/fileinfo.asp?PXC=c9a385855469

Sophos

4.16.0

20070329

-

Sunbelt

2.2.907.0

20070329

VIPRE.Suspicious

Sunbelt info: VIPRE.Suspicious is a generic detection for potential threats that are deemed suspicious through heuristics.

Symantec

10

20070330

Trojan Horse

TheHacker

6.1.6.080

20070323

-

UNA

1.83

20070316

-

VBA32

3.11.3

20070329

suspected of Trojan-PSW.Pinch.1 (paranoid heuristics)

VirusBuster

4.3.7:9

20070329

-

Webwasher-Gateway

6.0.1

20070329

Trojan.Proxy.Agent.CL


File:

Name

IE7.0.exe

Size

33280

md5

8e12a8281a6c6ebdbd75c26a93e69437

sha1

de94c34d51e8c04df174e27bc04eed134aca57d7

Date scanned

03/30/2007 00:22:04 (CET)


Norman Sandbox doesn't detect it and it seems to not want to run in certain virtual machines either.

Check your logs on proxy servers etc. for IE7.0.exe, it's being hosted in multiple places around the world.

Thanks to Dan, Brian, Sean and many other readers.

--
Swa Frantzen --- NET2S

 

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