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RebelSean
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O.P. Nasty little trojan horse
Well, thanks to my brother just now telling me that our office computer has a virus on it I can't do a system restore to get rid of this little bastard. It's called "Generic2.AVS". I have used both AVG Professional and NOD32. Both have healed the virus, but after every reboot the stupid thing comes back. What it does is disconnect my internet and connect to some dodgy place in Austrailia which I'm being billed for. I've looked on my startup list (msconfig), and I don't see anything out of the norm. I've googled this but nothing has helped.
Solution anyone? Really annoying, especially now that the family computer is down .
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12-20-2006 05:06 AM |
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matty
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RE: Nasty little trojan horse
quote: Originally posted by RebelSean
Well, thanks to my brother just now telling me that our office computer has a virus on it I can't do a system restore to get rid of this little bastard. It's called "Generic2.AVS". I have used both AVG Professional and NOD32. Both have healed the virus, but after every reboot the stupid thing comes back. What it does is disconnect my internet and connect to some dodgy place in Austrailia which I'm being billed for. I've looked on my startup list (msconfig), and I don't see anything out of the norm. I've googled this but nothing has helped.
Solution anyone? Really annoying, especially now that the family computer is down .
Download and run Autoruns from http://download.sysinternals.com/Files/Autoruns.zip and run it in Safe Mode then check for anything out of the ordinary.
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12-20-2006 05:11 AM |
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RebelSean
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O.P. RE: Nasty little trojan horse
Woah, I have no idea what half that stuff is, or if it's sopossed to be there or not .
This post was edited on 12-20-2006 at 05:20 AM by RebelSean.
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12-20-2006 05:17 AM |
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matty
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RE: Nasty little trojan horse
You should be able to save a text file of all of it then try and post it. (May need to copy it to a key drive to post it here). Or boot in Safe Mode with Networking.
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12-20-2006 05:20 AM |
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RebelSean
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O.P. RE: Nasty little trojan horse
I think this is it.
Attachment: AutoRuns.txt (63.36 KB)
This file has been downloaded 729 time(s).
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12-20-2006 05:23 AM |
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matty
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RE: Nasty little trojan horse
quote: Originally posted by AutoRuns.txt
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
+ gwiz c:\windows\system32\ntsystem.exe
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\BootExecute
+ File not found:
+ ????Ta File not found: ????Ta
+ ?A??2 File not found: ?A??2
+ SsiEfr.e File not found: SsiEfr.e
+ SsiEfr.e File not found: SsiEfr.e
+ SsiEfr.e File not found: SsiEfr.e
+ SsiEfr.exe\ File not found: SsiEfr.exe\
+ stera File not found: stera
+ t?A( File not found: t?A(
These are all oddities. However you ant to delete the gwiz and as well delete that file. (If you want to zip it up and post it I can open it in a VM and see if it does anything else).
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ZOMG My Post Counter~ 4666
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Attachment: post4666.jpg (6.33 KB)
This file has been downloaded 7210 time(s).
This post was edited on 12-20-2006 at 05:57 AM by matty.
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12-20-2006 05:53 AM |
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bladeswords
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RE: Nasty little trojan horse
Ok, I have had a look trough there. First filter out verified microsoft processes (go to option then Hide Signed Microsoft....). Second remove all the settings that say "File Not Found" next to them (they are obviously not needed and redundent) that is for general maintainance. Filtering out the windows varified makes it alot easier for us looking at your log files. (Damn trojans are annoying!)
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12-20-2006 05:59 AM |
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RebelSean
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O.P. RE: RE: Nasty little trojan horse
quote: Originally posted by Matty
quote: Originally posted by AutoRuns.txt
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
+ gwiz c:\windows\system32\ntsystem.exe
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\BootExecute
+ File not found:
+ ????Ta File not found: ????Ta
+ ?A??2 File not found: ?A??2
+ SsiEfr.e File not found: SsiEfr.e
+ SsiEfr.e File not found: SsiEfr.e
+ SsiEfr.e File not found: SsiEfr.e
+ SsiEfr.exe\ File not found: SsiEfr.exe\
+ stera File not found: stera
+ t?A( File not found: t?A(
These are all oddities. However you ant to delete the gwiz and as well delete that file. (If you want to zip it up and post it I can open it in a VM and see if it does anything else).
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ZOMG My Post Counter~ 4666
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So I can untick those boxes and then delete the ntsystem file?
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12-20-2006 07:02 PM |
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matty
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RE: Nasty little trojan horse
quote: Originally posted by RebelSean
So I can untick those boxes and then delete the ntsystem file?
Yup.
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12-20-2006 08:13 PM |
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bladeswords
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RE: Nasty little trojan horse
Better now RebelSean? I want to know if our advice worked....
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12-21-2006 08:40 PM |
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