Otherwise, google on that message that AVG gives you. Have you updated the AVG lately? Might need to do that, too, but it is finding the bug, so it can't isolate and quarantine the thing?
Yep, just an example of why you should know what you're clicking on when you click on something in an instant messaging program, and especially you should know the person sending you the link. I hate the ones in AIM where you click on a link and it downloads something that sends the link to all the people on your buddy list, then the chain goes on forever if they click on it (usually they will.)
i deleted all the exe n zip file but the trojan horse installed some files in my pc so whenever i online, the AVG cvirus scan will come out a notice saying that a trojan horse is found i tried to delete those files installed by trojan horse but it says :cannot delete file, make sure that the file is not write-protected how do i delete them?
download a better virus scanner or boot into safe mode and delete it as if in safe mode it only loads the essential files and a virus is not essential.
But on a serious note do what jlhaslip said and download avast. Then run it and get to grips with it, do a thorough scan whic could take an hour or two depending on your system specs and size of files. Once compelte just use your pc as normal for a lil while then scan again. If it finds it again then stop the scan. And go into the options menu (i think its options or "file" but if you use the simple interface it looks like the eject symbol) then schedule a boot time scan and reboot. Itll boot your PC into a special mode where only avast anti virus is running. Itll catch the bugger while its still asleep.
And for anyone else i belive the message is something like
QUOTE
OMG is this you? somesite.com/photos?photo=12345
Firefox will tell you its a shortcut to an MS-DOS application which is definately not a photo! Once installed i think it send itself through your address list so if i were you i would warn everyone you talk to not to click that link!!!
Here are some steps that you can folloe to remove the trojan horse from your computer. 1. Disconnect your internet connection so that other computers dont get affected 2. reboot in safe mode search for trojan files your antivirus may have detected and delete the files. 3 if still doesnt work or your antivirus did not detected the trojan horse. restore your computer to a back date. 4. Never try opening any unsolicited emails. 5 try another antivirus like norton. 6. clear your temporary interner files and clear the cache.
the Trend Micro free online virus scan is great, and so are their software. I recommend Pc-cillin Security Suite 14. It has kept my computer really safe from viruses / spyware.
SOmetimes I get them them on my computer. I get a warnign saying that my computer is infected. It usually gives you a name and an extension where to find it. The file extension is important becuase you can use the windows search function and search for the extension. Once you find the file you can just delete it. that is what i do. Whatever you do don't open it.
what happend was there is a way to attach a exe to an img. there are many programs out there on i use is reshack. give it a look and be more carful out there on the wild wild web.
Hi Guys, Lately I have had this same annoying pop-up dialog box pop up that says: QUOTE NOTICE:
If your computer has been running slower than normal, it may be infected with Viruses, Adware, or
Spyware. Adwareremover2007 will perform a quick and completely FREE scan of your system for
malicious programs. Download AdwareRemover2007 for FREE now! I have scanned it with Avira
AntiVirus and ad-aware2007. They both returned infected files, which i deleted, but i still have the
pop-ups. Any ideas?....
Well it seems Trojans and root kits are making a deadly combination this especially with a technique
thats pretty darn old. QUOTE The malware, called Trojan.Mebroot by Symantec, installs itself on
the first part of the computer's hard drive to be read on startup, then makes changes to the
Windows kernel, making it hard for security software to detect it. Well at least I understand
how or where root kits become effective a bit more, but really you think if everyone is aware of it
they would have found a way to patch that hole. I guess not since 5000 computer....
I just recently redid me computer and installed a new OS and i went to install AIM ( I HATE AIM BUT
I KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT USE IT ) I installed it as normal and my anti-virus went off showing {
win32.tibz.ez } trojan theres no way i could have got a virus that fast. I installed my OS and
updated and then installed and update my zonealarm suite. Then i when to install AIM and my
anti-virus went off and the AIM installer got a error "installation of a component has failed (error
code: IS-2008 ). But the funny thing is after I get the error I can still use AIM and it ....
Seems, there is a variant of backdoor.Sdbot family of worms and IRC backdoor Trojans that is
disguised as Microsoft Security Adviser. This is quite nasty because it infects system files and is
very difficult to remove. Trend Micro has a nice online tool called House Call but this trojan
survived that so you have to look elsewhere to remove it. No telling what the triggers are but I
simply removed the files and the registry keys pointing to them and now I can't even get into my
BIOS. Search for msscan.exe if you have it then find RegRun on the net and they claim it r....
How to manually remove viruses! Have you ever been in the possition that you know you have an
virus but you dont have any antivirus?? Its almost impossible to remove it manual without knowing
about a few tips & tricks. After reading this turtorial im sure you will know how to manual remove
most of the virus lurking around. But that dosnt mean you shouldnt have any anti virus on you
computer! Anyway, lets get starting with the turtorial.. I suppose you already know what safe
mode is. If you dont try pressing the F8 key some times when you start your computer. Y....
This post is the continuation of my previous post DNS Hijack SearchAtHand.com Browser Result
Removal but deserves its own topic. This trojan, not new but something that's been going
around the web for few years, seems to be quite strong and hard to get rid of. The reason is that it
randomly changes its full file name when a weak anti-spyware attempts to remove it improperly. I
have been using Spybot Search & Destroy and Norton Anti-Virus Corporate Edition for many years and
have never seen such a resilient torjan. Recently I have tried AVG Anti-Spyware but it too....
My eyes have been completely opened to all this spyware/Trojan junk... /ph34r.gif"
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hardware firewall in my Router----running Windows firewall----using the very latest Nortons AV....
I seem very secure against "viruses" /blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:"
border="0" alt="blink.gif" /> But this spyware/trojan thing..... /tongue.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" /> Oh my! /ohmy.gif"
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I have AVG anti-virus on my PC, and a few weeks back it found a trojan virus on my pc. It put it
into the virus vault but could not heal it. How do I completly remove a trojan virus? Or even can
I? Do I have to download specific software to remove it, or is there some more complexe way of
going in to the system?....
It is so retarded how people will send files with trojans attached, lucky for me, my antivirus is a
king at detecting. But anyways, like 40% of averything i download has a trojan or keylogger, i mean
come on. Why do you have to steal peoples accounts and know info about people, why cant they get
there own lives? Just a warning, use caution, people attach trojans to alot of things. Get a good
antivirus if you like to go on downloading sprees like me =P. I was looking one up online and it
showed that you can look at the saved internet exploror passwords too. My Norton prot....
Find the tool INSTSRV.EXE, and download it to SYSTEM32 folder.. Then type the command, INSTSRV
REMOVE I'll really happy if the attachment option is enabled.......
Hi everyone! I think I got the virus Trojan Horse, I have a Norton Anti-virus, and he
detected the thing!!! He says its in the system32 directory, but he couldn't delete
it. Does anybody knows how to get rid of this sh*t cause think it lowers my inet speed! and
comp. performance. Thanks alot! xxx Moved to Security Issues area. Original post did not
belong in tutorials section. ....
On this topic: http://www.trap17.com/forums/Help-Running-...mize-t8569.html I was told that I
have a Trojan. I downloaded a program called ScanSpyware and am scanning for Trojans. Is this a
good program for me to keep, or is there something better?....
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