VBS.VBSWG.AQ@mm( N/A )
SYMPTOMS: -File \"ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs\"in windows folder (C:\\windows or C:\\winnt). -registry key \"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run\\Registry\" has the value \"wscript.exe C:\\Windows\\ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs %\" or \"wscript.exe C:\\Winnt\\ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs %\" -the size of every VBS file is 7997 bytes. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION: The virus copies itself as \"ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs\"in windows folder (C:\\windows or C:\\winnt). This worm spreads through Outlook, Mirc and also infects VBS and VBE files. It writes in registry the key: \"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run\\Registry\" with the value \"wscript.exe C:\\Windows\\ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs %\" or \"wscript.exe C:\\Winnt\\ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs %\" in order to launch a virus copy at the system restart. It sends an email to every contact from the Outlook address book. The format of an infected e-mail is: From: Subject: \"Shakira\'s Pictures\" Body: Hi : i have sent the photos via attachment have funn... Attachment: \"ShakiraPics.jpg.vbs\" It also writes the value \"1\" in the registry key \"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\software\\ShakiraPics\\mailed\" in order to send infected emails only for the first time. It spreads through mIRC. It searches the file \"mirc.ini\" in the folder C:\\mirc or C:\\mirc32. In case of success it creates (or overwrites) the file script.ini in order to send itself through mIRC. It writes the value \"1\" in the key: \"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\software\\ShakiraPics\\mirqued\" in order to spread through mIRC only once. It erases all the VBS and VBE file from all the drives of the disk and puts a copy of itself instead. While the script is running it can\'t be deleted, because it continuously recreates the file with the virus code. Removal instructions: 1. Make sure that you have the latest updates usingBitDefender Live!; 2. Make the following changes in the windows registry: Please make sure to modify only the values that are specified. It is also recommended to backup the Windows Registry before proceeding with these changes.
3. Perform ANALYZED BY: Mihaela StoianBitDefender Virus Researcher |