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demitris

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  1. This is a major catastrophy!!! I was downloading mods for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (with U TORRENT) and got all kinds of alerts from my Eset and other programs. Also a program that claimed to be an anti-virus that i know i didn't intentionally download... was telling me that i was infected. Anyway... i have run all kinds of programs to try to get rid of it and to no avail.

     

    Normally one would get rid of this by utilizing system restore perhaps but my restore utility (although claiming to be monitoring) shows no restore points except today! I tried Malware Bytes... it won't even pull up. So i tried to defrag... my DEFRAGGLER and the computers DEFRAG always encounter error and will shut down.

     

    Now... this particular scan didn't pick up on this Trojan (i don't know why) but i desperately need some assistance. Eset finds it every time but always is UNABLE TO CLEAN!!! I also have this known issue with IE...8 i think... and it just gives me a box that says that it has encountered a problem and needs to close... this is no issue for me because i use Firefox... however... about every 5 to 10 minutes... i get that stupid box that pops up for no apparent reason. I think that whatever has got my computer is trying to access something using internet explorer as this was not occurring prior to my botched attempt to enhance a darn GAME! This computer is my Work station and i need it working and clean to make my living. If anyone knows what this is and how to get rid of it... PLEASE tell me!

     

    Now... I am not trying to hijack this thread. My intention is to make everyone aware that currently this utility and most (if not all) others cannot fix this and this one didn't detect it. So... i figure someone has the knowledge to help me and perhaps, if i am successfully assisted, the knowledge leading to my success could be integrated into Security 360 to make it better than it already is... perhaps!

     

    Oh... on a positive note... i ran like 10 or more different utilities prior to trying this one and it still found some crazy amount of errors...lol. and it fixed them all!!! way to go! I, despite my afore mentioned disposition, am very pleased and believe this is much better and more user friendly than the average utility. I plan to keep this on my computer as it runs right along side of Eset with no problems and it appears to be a light program...so far!

     

    here are the two latest scan reports:

     

    IObit Security 360

    OS:Windows XP

    Version:0.3.1.20

    Define Version:1112

    Time:8/10/2009 12:59:56 AM

     

    |Name|Type|Description|ID|

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, http://bannerfarm.ace.advertising.com/bannerfarm/84352/siteIDs.txt, 7-13

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, http://spd.pointroll.com/PointRoll/Ads/PRScript.dll?v=112&pos=0&init=0&delay=0&push=0&set=1&bye=1, 7-2056

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, http://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/test_domain.txt, 7-1386

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, http://turn.api.lookery.com/targeting?api_key=b4c72fba81f451983647fa6e7483ca86&v=2&hitsonly=1&r_url=http%3A%2F%2Fr.turn.com%2Fr%2Fbd%3F%26ddc%3D1%26pid%3D11%26uid%3D%7Bprofile_id%7D%26gender%3D%7Bprofile_gender%7D%26yob%3D%7Bprofile_yob%7D%26zip%3D%7Bprofile_zip%7D%26city%3D%7Bprofile_city%7D%26state%3D%7Bprofile_state%7D%26country%3D%7Bprofile_country%7D%26hasqry%3D%7Bprofile_search_has%7D%26qry%3D%7Bprofile_search_last%7D, 7-2178

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, Cookie:user@tag.contextweb.com/, 7-1754

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, Cookie:user@turn.com/, 7-2178

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, Cookie:user@ad.yieldmanager.com/, 7-1548

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, Cookie:user@contextweb.com/, 7-1754

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, Cookie:user@quantserve.com/, 7-2083

    Tracking Cookies - Removed, Cookies, Cookie:user@proactiv.com/, 7-2192

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Typelib\{e24211b3-a78a-c6a9-d317-70979ace5058}, 5-4356

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{500bca15-57a7-4eaf-8143-8c619470b13d}, 5-4998

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{500bca15-57a7-4eaf-8143-8c619470b13d}, 5-4998

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{500bca15-57a7-4eaf-8143-8c619470b13d}, 5-4998

    Trojan.Agent - Quarantined, File, C:\WINDOWS\system32\uacinit.dll, 4-3491

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Quarantined, File, C:\WINDOWS\system32\msxml71.dll, 4-15303

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\XML.XML, 4-15620

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\XML.XML.1, 4-15620

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\XML, 4-15702

    Rootkit.Trace - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\UAC, 4-19944

    Malware.Trace - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ColdWare, 4-21293

    Trojan.FakeAlert - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Monopod, 4-32406

    Malware.Trace - Removed, Registry Key, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\NordBull, 4-32668

    Trojan.Downloader - Quarantined, File, C:\WINDOWS\Tasks\{7B02EF0B-A410-4938-8480-9BA26420A627}.job, 4-32669

    Trojan.Downloader - Delete to reboot, File, C:\WINDOWS\msa.exe, 12-252

    Eset Smart Security 4

     

    Scan Log

    Version of virus signature database: 4320 (20090809)

    Date: 8/10/2009 Time: 1:00:48 AM

    Scanned disks, folders and files: Operating memory

    Operating memory - Win32/Rootkit.Agent.ODG trojan - unable to clean <----- AAAHHH... GO AWAY!!!!! :lol:

    Number of scanned objects: 421

    Number of threats found: 1

    Number of cleaned objects: 0

    Time of completion: 1:01:23 AM Total scanning time: 35 sec (00:00:35)

     

    *NOTE* On Eset i only scanned the operating memory this time so i could show that it is still there.

     

    Anyone... HELP!!!!

     

    hi sticka

     

    check for info here...

     

    http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=243829

     

    cheers

  2. Hi demitris

    No I haven't. I have XP sp3, IE8 latest version in Danish.

    When I try to use the link I provided in Install-Uninstall- I get a site where I can choose from which location I want to download, - I always choose the Alternate one. FileHippo has too much advertising I feel.

    And then I get the security/information bar and have to click on it and choose to accept downloading the file.

    If this doesn't happen by you - I would try a sfc /scannow and and a chkdsk /r

    Cheers

    solbjerg

     

    Hi solbjerg

    The problem is with DEP (Data Execution Prodection) that is on. Actually is not a problem and i wouldn't deactivate it even for website managed by the Good. When trying to download th ccleaner.exe from any SITE e.g.CNET, hippo.. the downloader tries to run code from system memory.

     

    anyway thanks

  3. Hi demitris

    Don't you mean that the information panel comes up and you have to click it and allow the file you want to download?

    That is a function that has been around for a while.

    Cheers

    solbjerg

     

    hi solbjerg

    no i mean that explorer actually stops just like crashing to prevent as it informs me from malicious actions and advise me to click for more information

    haven't u faced a cituation like this? i've windows exlorer 8 lst version

    thanks

  4. Install – Uninstall - Reinstall – Upgrade to newer version

     

    Install:

    An install from a downloaded file always starts with a download.

    The best way today (if not always) - given the security measures that came in with SP2 - is to download the file to a folder in (on) your computer.

    Scan the folder for virus with your antivirus application.

    Right click on the install file and choose (Properties)

    Remove the blocking from the file.

    Then click on the .exe file and Install it.

     

    thanks

    After the install - check the configurations and settings in the programs and in the add-ins and choose those you need or want.

    Then run it – AND check ALL Details under each post - before running the repair! Set it as you think you need or want.

    Remember that you can use the Ignore list to keep items you do not want to clean out!

    If you do it like that, there should be minimal chance of something going wrong.

     

    Uninstall:

    If you encounter problems you can't solve, it is often a good idea to uninstall the program and install it again.

    The way to do that with the least chance of something going wrong is to – uninstall – and then remove the AWC folder – after that I recommend that you clean up your registry with another application (for example CCleaner) - then install the newest AWC download version from step one.

     

    Reinstall / Upgrade to newer version:

    If you do not have any problems with your AWC it should be sufficient to download a newer version and install it without removing the previous one.

    (It's done automatically by the Install program)

    That way all your settings will continue as before.

    If you have problems follow the Uninstall procedure

     

    As detailer supplemented: Make sure that no application in the program or the program itself is running in the background, when upgrading or installing/uninstalling.

     

    To make as few mistakes as possible, I think it is the most prudent course of action to leave the automatic functions unchecked, until one has familiarized oneself with the functioning of the program and have configured the details and placed ones preferences in the ignore list.

    After that feel free to use the automatic functions, - but remember to deactivate them before upgrading or reinstalling a program.

     

     

    Ccleaner can be found here: http://www.ccleaner.com/

    it's not the only one around, but it is nice and can be downloaded for free

     

    when trying to download ccleaner int. explorer 8 is closed for protection

    what's going on?

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