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What is Windows XP Pro SP2 (bit):

Windows XP Pro SP2 (bit) is a successor and follow up of Windows XP Pro. It is first released as a Microsoft product in April 2006. It was succeeded by Windows Vista and Windows 7. It was developed by Microsoft as an upgrade for Windows XP.

Features in Windows XP SP2 (bit)

The product is based on a 32-bit processor architecture, and is released in different editions. The editions are:
Professional SP2 (bit)

Professional SP2 (bit)

This version is released for desktop computers. It is a 64-bit processor. This version is installed on a computer.

Professional with SP1 (bit)

Professional with SP1 (bit)

This version is available as a 64-bit version. It is a 32-bit processor. This version includes Windows XP SP1.

Professional with SP2 (bit)

Professional with SP2 (bit)

This version is available as a 64-bit version. It is a 32-bit processor. This version includes Windows XP SP2.

Professional with SP3 (bit)

Professional with SP3 (bit)

This version is available as a 64-bit version. It is a 32-bit processor. This version includes Windows XP SP3.

Home Basic SP2 (bit)

Home Basic SP2 (bit)

Home Basic SP2 (bit) is available for a single user. It is an updated version of Home Basic for Windows XP, with SP1 to SP3.

What is Windows XP Pro SP3 (bit):

This version is a successor of Windows XP SP2. It is the third version of Windows XP. It is released on April 7, 2007. It was succeeded by Windows Vista. It was developed by Microsoft as an upgrade for Windows XP.

Features in Windows XP SP3 (bit):

Home Premium SP3 (bit)

Home Premium SP3 (bit)

Home Premium SP3 (bit) is available for a single user. It is an updated version of Home Premium for Windows XP, with SP1 to SP3.

Workstation SP3 (bit)

Workstation SP3 (bit)

Workstation SP3 (bit) is available for a single user

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Today’s story is on our investigation into some damaged orro (misaligned) teeth in our laboratory.

We are an optometry laboratory that uses digital dental images (from 3D imaging software such as Dolphin/Dental Wings) for our patients, for example to support the diagnosis of severe eye disease. As a result of using digital dental images for over a decade, we are now seeing unusual examples of cosmetic damage to the teeth on images from our patients. In particular, we are seeing damage to the tooth porcelain on the crowns.

Crown damage occurs when the crown is damaged, or in rare cases when the underlying crown is damaged. Our lab employs an experienced, meticulous operator who is trained to ensure that the images we capture are of the best quality. Even though the damage is cosmetic, it is at this point that we must intervene. We have received reports of lab-damaged teeth being restorations placed by our general dentist colleagues.

Here are some examples of damage to our patients’ teeth on digital images:

The upper left image shows damage to the crown on the orro. We contacted the lab which supplied the digital image and enquired about
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UPDATE 1:
I was wrong. As soon as I post this information, someone used my script to download the tool in question.

UPDATE 2:
I’ve noticed that those visits are coming from Morocco. It’s more than likely that they are the group responsible of the virus.

UPDATE 3:
Also here is some more information:

The files are closed in the explorer or pcmanfm. They are actually
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The torrent files are encrypted, you have to manually decrypt it to
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There are approximately 400.torrent files that were opened to
download the tool and the virus.

They were all using the same IP address.

UPDATE 4:
Thanks to @leppie (and his points), the script was able to detect the malware that was downloading the virus in question.

Example from the above screenshot, the script detected the following binary file:

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The few very minimal URLs generated by the torbget.py script in @leppie’s answer will not necessarily download the file, or the file will be opened by a generic download client like Firefox or Internet Explorer, which will leave the disk (and the malware) wide open.
A much better approach would be to execute a script that searches drive D: for files that match the ransomware’s configuration, downloading and decrypting them as needed.
The strategy of the ransomware is to execute a virus when the user visits one of these sites, for the reasons explained here, which means the sites are only detected for a moment after being visited by the ransomware. It is important that the sites are found, but it is not even necessary to download the files.
The script should look at the links listed in the list you will find online, and download the file that matches the URL, with the intention of opening it to make sure it is actually ransomware. In the example above, the virus has apparently decided that the links are safe to open, but it is possible to initiate the infection process without visiting the sites.
To automate the process, the Windows Hashes tool can be used to download a list of files with names matching known hashes of ransomware.

The script below is written in Python. Because it is going to download a lot of files, that

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