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From: PM Systems - Rick Woehler (RWoehlerPMSysCorp.com)
Date: Wed Jan 09 2002 - 12:14:29 CST

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    Name: Xtreme
    Ports: 1090
    Files: Xtreme.exe - 316,878 bytes
    Actions: Remote Access / Keylogger / Trojan dropper
     Installs NetBus 2.1 Pro in the background.
    Notes: Password: www.multimania.com/cdc.

    Backdoor.Bla.Trojan
    The Backdoor.BlaTrojan allows unauthorized access to your computer. It tries
    to mask the infection by displaying a program interface that is actually the
    interface of the backdoor client program.

    Quick search didn't turn up anything on nim or nimreg in English.

    Yes, you've got trouble. Where's your anti-virus?

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Katherine Ogden [mailto:kogden4cd.net]
    Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 11:21 AM
    To: focus-mssecurityfocus.com
    Subject: Think I've got trouble

    We began having trouble with our exchange server.
    For no reason we could pin down the OWA would
    throw up an error and stop the www service. Being
    the slightly paranoid sort I downloaded Retina and ran
    it against the email server. It showed the usual things
    but it also showed
    Port 1058 - Nim
    Port 1090 - Xtreme

    Two other exchange servers show these ports open.
    Port 1042 - Bla
    Port 1059 - Nimreg

    Two questions. Does anybody know what these
    are? And am I right in assuming that these machines
    have been compromised and will need to be rebuilt?

    Thank you for the help.