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Additional Kama Sutra information:
This is a mass-mailing worm which attempts to disable security-related and file-sharing software and destroys files of certain types. When run on a Windows PC, the worm copies itself to shared network locations, and sends itself to e-mail addresses found on the target computer. Nyxem-E, according to F-Secure, is programmed to disable anti-virus and firewall software, and delete certain files including Office documents, on the third day of every month.

The Kama Sutra worm arrives as an e-mail attachment, with different subject lines including "School girl fantasies gone bad," "The Best Videoclip Ever," "A Great Video," "give me a kiss," "Fwd: Photo," "Fw: Sexy," "You Must View This Videoclip!" "Miss Lebanon 2006," etc. The text differs; it may include references to the Kama Sutra - the ancient Sanskrit book on sex and related matters.


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As D-Day for the 'Kama Sutra' worm nears, security firm Sophos is 
warning users not to panic over the threat posed by it. 

The W32/Nyxem-D worm, which can pose as pictures of the Kama Sutra, has 
a destructive payload, which triggers half an hour after a computer is 
booted on the third day of any month, destroying DOC, XLS, MDB, MDE, 
PPT, PPS, ZIP, RAR, PDF, PSD and DMP files by replacing their contents 
with the phrase: 

DATA Error [47 0F 94 93 F4 K5] 

Nyxem-D worm is also known as Blackworm, Email-Worm.Win32.VB.bi, 
Win32/Mywife.e or W32.Blackmal.E@mm. "When you panic, you make 
mistakes," said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant for Sophos. 
"Sit down, have a cup of tea, and work out if you have done everything 
you should have done to ensure your computer isn't at risk from the 
Nyxem worm, and indeed any of the other 120,000 pieces of malware in 
existence." 

The W32/Nyxem-D Windows worm does not infect Macintosh computers and 
experts believe that home users may be at more risk than businesses 
because typically they take security issues less seriously. 

"Most businesses have been successfully protecting against this worm 
for a couple of weeks," said Cluley. "Home users who have not been 
updating their software may be at risk if they are in the habit of 
opening unsolicited attachments in emails with dodgy sounding subject 
lines. Even if they are infected, and do nothing, and the worm 
demolishes their data on Friday, they should be able to recover if they 
have a recent backup. Anyone who suffers from this worm's payload 
simply hasn't been practicing safe computing." 

Sophos warns that focusing too much on Nyxem's threat on Friday 3 
February may leave people unaware of other malware risks. 

"The damage caused by W32/Nyxem-D has stirred up the public interest 
because it sounds really terrible - but in many ways, it is the less 
visible malicious payloads delivered by other malware which can be far 
worse," said Cluley. "You may be able to recover the files deleted by 
Nyxem by going to backup or retyping the content. But you can never get 
back files which a hacker stole from your PC using a backdoor Trojan. 
You can never untype keystrokes which were captured by a keylogger. You 
can never unsend the thousands of emails spammed out if your computer 
is a zombie." 

"Bottom line - if you're worried about Nyxem-D now is the time to look 
for it, but maybe if you're worried about that you also have reason to 
be worried about all the other malware out there," said Cluley. "In 
January we saw 2,312 brand new pieces of malware, that's over 500 every 
single week." 

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Vendor Malware Name

Authentium W32/Kapser.A@mm
AntiVir Worm/KillAV.GR
Avast! Win32:VB-CD [Wrm]
AVG Worm/Generic.FX
BitDefender Win32.Worm.P2P.ABM
ClamAV Worm.VB-8
Command W32/Kapser.A@mm (exact)
Dr Web Win32.HLLM.Generic.391
eSafe Win32.VB.bi
eTrust-INO Win32/Blackmal.F!Worm
eTrust-VET Win32/Blackmal.F
Ewido Worm.VB.bi
F-Prot W32/Kapser.A@mm (exact)
F-Secure Email-Worm.Win32.Nyxem.e
Fortinet W32/Grew.A!wm
Ikarus Email-Worm.Win32.VB.BI
Kaspersky Email-Worm.Win32.Nyxem.e
McAfee W32/MyWife.d@MM
Nod32 Win32/VB.NEI worm
Norman W32/Small.KI (W32/Small.KI@mm)
Panda W32/Tearec.A.worm (W32/MyWife.E.Worm)
QuickHeal I-Worm.Nyxem.e
Sophos W32/Nyxem-D
Symantec W32.Blackmal.E@mm
Trend Micro WORM_GREW.A (Worm_BLUEWORM.E)
VBA32 Email-Worm.Win32.VB.bi                             email solution india
VirusBuster Worm.P2P.VB.CIL             webhosting_provider_mumbai