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A third version of the Mydoom virus was found by a virus researcher over the weekend, but this one only threatens computers already infected by the first Mydoom.The new virus -- also being called "Doomjuice" by researchers -- doesn't spread via e-mail, so Internet users are unlikely to encounter it. It only attacks machines already infected with Mydoom, via the backdoor left by the original worm, said Joe Stewart of Lurhq Corp., who found the new worm on Sunday. Stewart said consumers had little to fear from the new worm. "In terms of getting this on your system, you don't have to worry about it unless you are already infected, in which case, you already have problems," Stewart said. Nevertheless, it is spreading, worming its way around the Internet in the background, said Vincent Gullotto, virus researcher with Network Associates Inc. He believes some 50,000 to 100,000 computers are still infected by the original MyDoom, and will likely be found and infected by the new Mydoom in the next week or two. He said the firm has trapped 10 copies of Mydoom.C on computers designed to catch new worms, but no customers had reported infections.The new worm no longer attempts to attack The SCO Group, as the first two variations of the worm did, but instead focuses all its energy on attacking Microsoft.com. Unlike its predecessors, the new Mydoom's denial of service attack is not set to expire. Leaves behind source codeBut the worm has a characteristic that disturbs virus researchers. With each infection, the new worm places a copy of the original Mydoom source code on the infected machine's hard drive. Researchers can only speculate on the reason -- perhaps to obfuscate the trail of researchers trying to hunt down the author, according to Mikko Hypponen at F-Secure Corp."The

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MyDoom-A is programmed to stop spreading today, marking the end of arguably the worst email-borne viral epidemic to date.MessageLabs, the email filtering firm, blocked the virus 43,979,281 times in the two weeks since its first appearance in late January. At the height of the epidemic, one in 12 emails the firm scanned were viral.At the height of the Sobig-F pandemic last August one in 17 emails scanned by MessageLabs were viral. MessageLabs has blocked 33 million copies of SoBig-F, so MyDoom-A is the worst virus in terms of sheer weight of numbers too. MyDoom-A was programmed to launch a denial of service attack against www.sco.com from infected machines. This – along with its spread – will cease today (see below for caveat*). However the back door component of the virus has no time limit; it is still running on pox-ridden PCs.Infected machines still need to be identified and decontaminated. This is doubly important because the recently-released Doomjuice worm uses this back door access to direct infected machines to packet Microsoft’s Web site. MyDoom-A infected anything between 400,000 and one million PCs, according to sundry estimates from AV firms. On Tuesday, Feb 10, 67,000 IP addresses were actively scanning to and from port 3127, the back door left open by MyDoom-A, according to the SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center. This suggests many users have cleaned up their act.Worst ever Windows worm - till the next one, anywayMyDoom-A has outstripped Love Bug, SirCam and even Sobig-F in prevalence, but its overall impact is smaller than that of Slammer and Blaster. In scanning for fresh victims, Blaster generated copious quantities of traffic that had a measurable effect on Internet performance.This is small comfort for the numerous users with prominent Net addresses, like us at The Reg. We were carpet bombed by the worm, whose email spoofing tactics created mass confusion and a tsunami of virus-related auto-responder spam.Some AV packages have configurable alert responses but many AV systems will automatically send virus sender alerts to users who did not send the virus and are not infected. This causes more network traffic and waste valuable