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Asked by spyder713 in Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, Networking Security Vulnerabilities
I have come across these executable files on many of my servers. There are multiple files on each server, some of which are different and some of which are the same. They all have the following characteristics in common: they are all in the system32 folder, they are all 2 letters followed by .exe, they were all created between 1/5/2009 and 1/7/2009, and none of them include a description or company name. Additionally, thew all have a common file size unique to each server (ie on one server they are all 29 kb, on another they are all 12 kb, etc.) They are also not detected by my antivirus or spyware scanner. I have found very little information by searching google. I always get information from Prevx that states that it is a harmful virus/worm/etc. If this is true why do other antivirus softwares not have information on these files? Can someone give me some information regarding what these files are?
20091111-EE-VQP-89 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
