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perf-list Digest Thu, 02 Mar 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 017

In This Issue:
Re: C:\CoolProgs\Pretty Park.exe
NP-205
Re: [offroad-list] Re: C:\CoolProgs\Pretty Park.exe
460 Fans! Your help please
Fuel Injection
460 swap
stepside
Re: stepside
total performance
Re: total performance

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From: tvsjr sprynet.com
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2000 17:33:41 -0600
Subject: Re: C:\CoolProgs\Pretty Park.exe

Mike, you have the Pretty Park trojan horse! Go to www.norton.com or
another reputable site and get info and something to kill it with. Luckily,
Listar stripped the binary so no one else became infected.

In short, this virus, once run, sends itself to everyone in your address
book. For those that have extensive address books (me, with about 700
entries) this can cause problems in a hurry.

Terry


At 05:35 PM 03/02/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>Test: Pretty Park.exe :)
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> Mike McPhillips
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>-- Binary/unsupported file stripped by Listar --
>-- Type: application/octet-stream
>-- File: Pretty Park.exe
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Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2000 16:00:27 -0800
From: able office machines ableofficemachines.com>
Subject: NP-205

got a np-205 off a "big" bronco.. that had a C-6.. cleaned it up.. looks
like the gears are 1.97 to one
however... ITS SHOT...
my transmission shop wants $800. + to replace the forks ,guides, shafts
and input gear..
The casing I have has 2 small chunks out of it but according to the
"shop" they have no problems at all with the chunks missing.
question #1 will the parts out of ANY C-6 be compatible.... as far as
gears/ forks
question #2 the forks are pressed on so I may have to depend on a shop
to do that..
but ha anyone done it themselves...
question #3 What about changing the low range gear set from a lower
set from something else..

I know there are a bunch of NP-205 transfer cases floating around as
they are/were popular in the Ford Trucks and the Big broncos.. as well

as Dodge and a pile of others..
It would be cheaper for me to find another NP-205 for the gears then to
order a new set as those transfer cases are a LOT stronger then the
dana-20 its replacing...
thoughts ??? ideas ???? phil


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From: tvsjr sprynet.com
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2000 23:09:28 -0600
Subject: Re: [offroad-list] Re: C:\CoolProgs\Pretty Park.exe

>I take virus protection very seriously. Mike has
>be temporarily unsubscribed until he cleans his
>system.
>
>Ken Payne
>Admin, Ford Truck Enthusiasts

Forgive the cross-posting, but I thought that this would be of interest to both
lists. First of all, Ken, thanks for having everything configured nicely where
Listar trashed the binary file - you probably saved a few people some
headaches! And, for those that have the worm, here is the Norton Anti-Virus
information:

PrettyPark.Worm

Detected as:PrettyPark.Worm, W32.PrettyPark.C.Worm, W32.PrettyPark.D.Worm
Aliases:Trojan Horse, W32.PrettyPark, Trojan.PSW.CHV, CHV, W32/Pretty.worm.unp
Known Variants:W32.PrettyPark.C.Worm, W32.PrettyPark.D.Worm
Infection Length:37,376; 17,081 (C variant); 60928 (D variant)
Area of Infection:C:\Windows\System, Registry, email attachments
Likelihood:Common
Detected as of:June 1, 1999; February 2, 2000 (C variant); February 18, 2000 (D
variant)
Characteristics:Worm, PrettyPark.EXE, Files32.VXD
Norton AntiVirus users can protect themselves from this virus by downloading
the current virus definitions either through LiveUpdate or from the Download
Virus Definition Updates page.


Description
This worm program behaves similarly to Happy99 Worm. It was originally
spread by
email spamming from a French email address. The original report of this worm
was submitted through our exclusive Scan&Deliver system on May 28, 1999 from
France.
When the attached program file, PrettyPark.exe, is executed, it may display the
3D pipe screen saver. It also creates a file called files32.vxd in the
Windows\System directory and modifies the following registry entry value from
"%1" %* to files32.vxd "%1" %* without your knowledge:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\exefile\
shell\open\command
Once the worm program is executed, it tries to email itself automatically every
30 minutes (or 30 minutes after it is loaded) to email addresses registered in
your Internet address book.
It also tries to connect to an IRC server and join a specific IRC channel. The
worm sends information to IRC every 30 seconds to keep itself connected, and to
retrieve any commands from the IRC channel.
Via IRC, the author or distributor of the worm can obtain system information
including the computer name, product name, product identifier, product key,
registered owner, registered organization, system root path, version, version
number, ICQ identification numbers, ICQ nicknames, victim's email address, and
Dial Up Networking username and passwords. In addition, being connected to IRC
opens a ....

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