A user reports that a trojan horse runs ok on wine, and indeed it had him fooled (right up to the point where it popped up a window offering to optimize his registry, anyway): http://www.postproductie.nl/?p=9
Hi! This weekend my son downloaded a trojan masking as keygen for a Symbian mobile application. After running a trojan, a tooltip in the systray appeared saying something like "Your computer is infected". After that, I inspected his .wine directory. There were many files added in various directories (system32, windows, even root of c:, they were partly .exe, partly .dll, ane one even .htm :-). I looked it in the web browser and it displayed a page saying that my comp is full of malware, spyware and various other *ware and that the only cure is to download a specialized application from them :-). They tried to make me shocked by displaying something that "THEY know that your computer has IP address <my real IP ADDRESS>, you are using Windows XP (hahaha) and your browser is MSIE 6 (hahahaha). However, this page was not displayed by the trojan, so I think that something has failed in it and it was unable to fire the formerly mentioned MSIE6 :-). Two unknown processes were permanently running by wine. After cleaning all this mess, normal wine operation has been fully restored. With regards, Pavel Troller