Looks like the Conficker Worm has changed directions according to Viruslist:
One of the files is a rogue antivirus app, which we detect as FraudTool.Win32.SpywareProtect2009.s. The first version of Kido, detected back in November 2008, also downloaded fake antivirus to the infected machine. And once again, six months later, we’ve got unknown cybercriminals using the same trick.
The rogue software, SpywareProtect2009, can be found on spy-protect-2009.com., spywrprotect-2009.com, spywareprotector-2009.com.
[See Pictures of website at Viruslist.com]
[ad#cricket-right-ez]From my understanding of this worm, it seems to be trying to [intlink id=”3114″ type=”post”]scareware tactic[/intlink] trying to get you to pay $49.95 to remove these threats. F-secure has also seen this worm and thinks this is doing what the Waldec virus is doing by becoming a spambot. According to Eset, the botnet is larger than most and this could create a problem in the future. It seems that it used the p2p to distribute this update so they could bypass the domain blocks that were in place.
I will tell you this, if you get the warnings you are infected by all means go to my [intlink id=”2205″ type=”page”]Malware resource page[/intlink] and do a scan from the trusted sources. I will update as I get more information on this little development.
there is a way to http://www.spywarevoid.com/spyware-protect-2009.html“ rel=”nofollow”>remove spyware protect 2009 manually however the conficker is bigger evil.
there is a way to http://www.spywarevoid.com/spyware-protect-2009.html“ rel=”nofollow”>remove spyware protect 2009 manually however the conficker is bigger evil.
there is a way to http://www.spywarevoid.com/spyware-protect-2009.html“ rel=”nofollow”>remove spyware protect 2009 manually however the conficker is bigger evil.