[Sarlug] Fw: [security-announce] Fw: Re: Heads up... Possible worm on the loose...

["Евгений В. Хорохорин" <horohorinev@mail.ru>]

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Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 11:53:47 +0300
From: Alexander Bokovoy <a.bokovoy@sam-solutions.net>
To: security-announce-submit@altlinux.ru
Subject: [security-announce] Fw: Re: Heads up...  Possible worm on the loose...


Внимание, Червь на базе последней уязвимости для Samba 2.0 и 2.2 уже
путешествует и заражает. Рекомендую проинформировать своих администраторов
и пользователей о необходимости немедленного обновления. В случае
заражения деактивация червя возможна посредством утилиты, описанной внизу
письма.

2ldv: Надо бы в security-announce отправить...

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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 18:36:31 +0200
From: Jelmer Vernooij
To: Michael H. Warfield 
Subject: Re: Heads up...  Possible worm on the loose...

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On Thursday 10 April 2003 18:27, Michael H. Warfield wrote:
> 	This is just a heads up in case any of you start fielding
> questions about a Samba worm.
>
> 	We've got some reports from some universities of a "Samba worm"
> running loose and infecting systems with the SuckIT rootkit.  Primary
> target is Linux x86.  BSD systems in the same environment are not being
> compromised.
>
> 	The presumption is that this is based on the recent trans2
> vulnerabiltity and I have some reports indicating a spike in port 139
> scanning just after the 4th that may be related.
>
> 	This, right here, is my worst fear with a 0day being posted,
> even when there is an exploit in circulation.  Someone can immediately
> take the 0day and load in into the warhead of a worm and turn it loose.
> With indeterminant exploits in the wild or with "proof of concept" code,
> they still have to WORK at it to find it or make it work.  This makes
> it too damn easy and cuts the deployment latency window to zilch.  /:-|=|
>
> 	At this time, we have copies of the rootkit know what it is.
> We also have indications that the payload (the worm egg w/ rootkit)
> was being downloaded from a specific central site which is under
> investigation right now.  We don't have copies of the "dropper" (the
> worm head) nor have I received any logs yet to confirm what exploit
> what used.
>
> 	I'll post more information as I learn it.  I just figured some
> of you might hear something from other sources and could use the
> information.
Quite some hosts at the University of Twente here in Holland have been 
infected (they use SMB and an web-based index program to share files 
over the campus). Here is some more info:

http://hysteria.sk/sd/f/suckit/readme

The worm can be disabled using:
/usr/share/locale/sk/.sx12/sk u 

More (Dutch) info on  http://www.snt.utwente.nl/actueel/news.php?id=69

Jelmer

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