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The Conficker worm family spreads in several ways. Conficker.A and Conficker.B seek to exploit a vulnerability that was addressed at the end of October 2008 with Microsoft Security Bulletin MS8-067. Conficker.B also seeks to spread by targeting weak password policies, unprotected file shares and USB devices.
