Mumu is identified in the provided content as a computer worm. The content references a Wikipedia article titled "Mumu (computer worm)" and includes the malware name and alias "mumu." No high-confidence details are provided in the content regarding its capabilities, behavior, infection vector, targeted systems, associated threat actors, industries affected, timeline, or indicators of compromise. Based on the available material, it can only be described as a worm known by the name Mumu.
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2003 AFX Windows Rootkit 2003 Blaster Graybird Gruel Mumu Sobig SQL Slammer Welchia
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