Is new strain of Zeus Trojan detected By FEP?

Please let us know if Microsoft FEP has the signature released for this new strain of Zeus Trojan.
MD5:-
12b6717d2b16e24c5bd3c5f55e59528c
2ab73f2d1966cd5820512fbe86986618
329d62ee33bec5c17c2eb5e701b28639
615e46c2ff5f81a11e73794efee96b38
77b42fb633369de146785c83270bb289
78575db9f70374f4bf2f5a401f70d8ac
b670dceef9bc29b49f7415c31ffb776a
bafcf2476bea39b338abfb524c451836
c15d1caccab5462e090555bcbec58bde
ceb9d5c20280579f316141569d2335ca
d0c017fef12095c45fe01b7773a48d13
d438a17c15ce6cec4b60d25dbc5421cd
Regards,
Tarani Mishra

Hi,
Please keep your devices with the latest definition updates and we suggest you submit the sample to the MS.
You can submit them via the link below:
https://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/submission/submit.aspx
Best Regards,
Joyce

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