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Inside Win32:AOC

August 2nd, 2009 Michal Krejdl Comments off

Win32:AOC aka Anvil of Crom is a small file infector written by Bumblebee. It appends own code to the last section of exe and dll files. The virus body is encrypted with more than one layer.

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Categories: Virus Lab, analyses Tags: anvil, bumblebee, crom, infector, virus
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