W32/MyDoom-O -- Another MyDoom variant that uses e-mail to
spread and search engines to dig for more potential targets.
Doesn't seem to have the same impact as MyDoom-M. (Sophos)

W32/Stewon-A -- A peer-to-peer virus that spreads via the likes
of Kazaa using a compressed .zip file. The virus installs itself
as "genoxial.exe" in the Windows System folder. (Sophos)

Troj/CmjSpy-Z -- A keylogging Trojan that installs itself as
"hpserver.exe" in the Windows system folder and records its
captured info in "hlicense.vxd". No word on how it spreads.
(Sophos)

W32/Agobot-LM -- Another Agobot variant that spreads via network
shares, which allows backdoor access via IRC and kills security
applications as well as access to related sites. It installs
itself as "LSAS.EXE". (Sophos)

W32/Agobot-LL -- Hey, another Agobot variant. Similar to
Agobot-LM above, except that infects the file "SVCSYS32.EXE" in
the Windows System folder. This one could also be used in a DoS
attack against third-party sites. (Sophos)

W32/Scaner-A -- A virus that tries to attempt the Windows LSASS
vulnerability, for which there's been a patch available for a
few months. The virus attempts to report back its findings via
an HTTP POST. (Sophos)

W32/Febelneck-A -- This virus spreads via a .zip file. It tries
to change the name of the infected machine to "Nebelfleck" and
delete certain files on the affected system. (Sophos)

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