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Re: TH 5 - trojan or not?
« Reply #12 on: Dec 5th, 2008, 11:59pm » |
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Okay, it appears that MBAM deleted and quarantined the infected items properly this time. Would you please do the following so that Gavin can incorporate detection of these quarantined items into TrojanHunter's rulesets. Basically please submit the Quarantine folder of MBAM to Mischel Internet Security for analysis. 1. Open Windows Explorer. 2. Navigate to the Quarantine folder located at: C:\Documents and Settings\"YourAcctName"\Application Data\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 3. Right click on the folder named Quarantine and select Send To>Compressed (zipped ) folder from the drop down menu. 4. Select "Yes" when the alert window opens. A ZIP file will be created which is the Quarantine folder zipped. 5. Then submit the ZIP file as an attachment to an email to submit@misec.net - In the email subject line, state "Services.exe infection" - In the body of the email to Gavin, include a link (URL) to this forum post thread. 6. After the email has submitted the file, delete the ZIPPED file from your system/disk. Quote:p.s. I see msasvc.exe is still present, I have tried search, but nothing came up...I did make all files and folders visible... |
| Okay, it appears that NOD32 or TH must have quarantined this file sometime in the past and the registry entry is still left hanging. Quote:btw: When I go to msconfig/startup, I see there is loader.exe in C: documents/locals/temp which is unchecked, I think it was trojan in the past...is this important? |
| We should try to get rid of this entry in the startup registry list. Are you familiar with and comfortable with how to use the registry editor REGEDIT? On second thought, let's see if SuperAntiSpyware will get rid of these registry entries. Please do the following. 1. Go to the link below and download/install the free version of SuperAntiSpyware. It's the BLUE one labeled "Download Free Version Home Users" http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispywarefreevspro.html 2. Once you get it installed, update its latest rulesets. Unfortunately the Free Version requires a manual update. - Go to the link below and click on "Download Installer" http://www.superantispyware.com/definitions.html - Follow the instructions of the wizard to install the latest updates. 3. Then run a Complete Scan of your system with SuperAntiSpyware. Let it quarantine what it finds. NOTE: If there is anything found to Quarantine, you have to checkmark the boxes of the items before you click on Next. This tells SAS what you want to quarantine. 4. Reboot your computer if SAS quarantines anything. 5. Post back here the scan log of SAS. It is found under the Logs and Statistics tab on the Preferences window of SAS. 6. Post a new HJT log.
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