Fighting malware and spam
2007-01-01
Abstract
W32/Nubys-A looked, at first glance, like a trojan downloader. However, most samples contained not one, but several legitimate PE files in the appended data. Samples with one appended executable would have suggested a prepending virus, but why several? Robert Poston makes sense of the conundrum.
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