Showing posts with label Trojans House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trojans House. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

TrojanHunter 5.3 Build 994 Final - Removes trojans from your system

TrojanHunter is an advanced trojan scanner and toolbox, that searches for and removes trojans from your system. It uses several proven methods to find a wide variety of trojans such as file scanning, port scanning, memory scanning and registry scanning. The difference to many other trojan scanners is that TrojanHunter also allows you to add custom trojan definitions and detection rules using the easy to understand dialogs. It includes several additional tools, including a NetStat viewer, Memory String Extractor, Process Viewer, Auto-Start Explorer and various plug-ins for advanced users. TrojanHunter comes with a Live Update features that keeps the Trojan signatures current.

TrojanHunter is a powerful application designed to detect and remove trojans. With its unique scan engine capable of searching every hiding spot on your computer for trojans, you can be assured of having the most advanced trojan protection available. Featuring an intuitive user interface and a scanner capable of thoroughly examining your files, system registry, open ports and running processes it gives you all-round protection against trojans. With an easy-to-use Scanner and a Guard that scans in the background TrojanHunter is a must-have complement to your virus scanner.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Getting Trojan Infected Victims

There are basically 3 ways for you to attempt to get vic's:
1. Trick them into running the server themselves
2. Physically install the server yourself
3. Scan for vic's already infected

The easiest method is method 3. Use an AOL IP range, and you will find victims almost instantaneously. Most likely you will tire of these victims quickly, as there is no challenge in this method and also no challenge in the victim's themselves (reason being they use AOL, 'nuff said).

Monday, November 30, 2009

The National ID Trojan Horse

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a national ID bill last week that masqueraded as “immigration reform.” The bill does nothing to address immigration policy, however, nor does it propose deporting a single illegal alien already in our country. It does nothing to address the porous border between the U.S. and Mexico, which is the fundamental problem. In reality, the bill is a Trojan horse. It pretends to offer desperately needed border control in order to con a credulous Congress into sacrificing more of our constitutionally protected liberty.

Supporters claim the national ID scheme is voluntary. However, any state that opts out will automatically make non-persons out of its citizens. The citizens of that state will be unable to have any dealings with the federal government because their ID will not be accepted. They will not be able to fly or to take a train. In essence, in the eyes of the federal government they will cease to exist. It is absurd to call this voluntary, and the proponents of the national ID know that every state will have no choice but to comply.

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Simple way to removal of Generic.PWS.j Trojan

You need to download "HiJackThis" tools to assist you in removal of this "hard to die" trojan.

Spent 2 days to study its infection mode before i can successfully killed it off.
It infect USB thumbdrive too.. thus it would infect others via USB mass storage devices..

My approach as followed:
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First I "write protect" the infected local drive's autorun files to
point it to a harmless text file.
I wrote a batch file to simplify removal if many PCs was infected
prior to acknowlegement of its existence.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Removing Computer Trojans in 3 Quick and Effective Steps

Removing computer Trojans is not usually achieved easily through a standard anti virus program due to the sneaky way they attach themselves onto your computer. For this reason they are referred to as Trojans (like Trojan Horse). Once these parasites install on your PC, they can be incredibly difficult to remove without a quality repair utility.

Two of the most common ways which Trojans install on computers are through spyware
and adware. Some of the virus programs can detect the files but most have a miserable
time removing them.

Monday, November 23, 2009

Trojan Vundo Removal and Solution

Trojan Vundo Removal
I tried a number of programs, including HijackThis, Trend's online virus scanner, Panda Software's online virus scanner, Symantec's FixVundo.exe and manual instructions and nothing worked! I thought I had it when I ran SpyBot Search and Destroy's software, but it only discovered 4 occurrences of the Vundo when actually there were 6.

Out of all the programs, only Adware Alerts spyware & adware detector and destroyer was able to detect all the infected files! The online virus scan site is located at:
Adware Alert and is a new free services designed to help you detect and keep your computer clean. It's very cool, speeds up your pc and is worth checking out!

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Download Free McAfee VirusScan Enterprise

McAfee VirusScan Enterprise protects your desktop and file servers from a wide range of threats, including viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and potentially unwanted code and programs.

This version provides these new or improved features:
- Support for 64-bit operating systems.
These features or products are not supported on
64-bit operating systems:

- Buffer Overflow Protection.
- Scanning of Lotus Notes databases.
- Alert Manager 4.7.1.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Malware attacks via Facebook

Facebook admitted that up to 1800 users had had their profiles defaced by an attack that secretly installed a Trojan while displaying an animated graphic of a court jester blowing a raspberry.

Facebook members are also receiving messages from friends hacked accounts via the social network, linking to third-party websites designed to infect the recipient’s
computer. Hackers have found value in compromising Facebook accounts, stealing usernames and passwords, and then using the profiles as a launching pad for massdistributing malware attacks and spam.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Download ESET NOD32 Antivirus + Activation until 2050

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Watch Out Potentially Unwanted Programs

Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) is the generic term given to programs that find their way onto a machine, and that the user may or may not want to have. Although often deposited by way of Trojan horse, PUPs can be made by a legitimate corporate entity for some beneficial purpose.

A PUP is defined as ANY piece of code which a reasonably security-or privacy-minded computer user may want to be informed of, and, in some cases, remove. Even though they may be intended for legitimate corporate use, PUPs can alter the security state of the computer on which they are installed, and therefore most users will want to be aware of them.

The main types of PUPs are:

When and how to launch an attack Trojan Horses and Bots

In the often repeated story of the Trojan horse used to get inside and attack the fortifi ed and well-defended city of Troy from within, invaders used something that was seemingly benign as a vehicle for the attack: a large wooden horse. Similarly, Trojan horses of the information security world are seemingly benign programs that attack computer systems from within.

Once inside the computer, a Trojan program commonly replaces key system fi les and/or programs with malicious versions of the same. When these programs are executed,
they perform their predetermined destructive activities, and users are powerless to stop them. For example, an attacker may replace one of the Windows operating system dynamically linked libraries (DLLs) with a malicious version. DLLs are program fi les that Windows calls on to perform various tasks. An attacker may replace one of these DLLs with a Trojan horse version that does everything the normal DLL did, and a little more. That little more may be any number of things, from reformatting the
hard drive to stealing credit card numbers.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Virus - Trojan.Clicker.CM

Display of popups containing advertises when accessing infected internet sites.

Spreading: very high
Damage: low
Size: about 4000 bytes
Discovered: 2007 Mar 07

In order to successfully display the pop-ups containing advertises, the trojan has functions to bypass the Norton Internet Security Pop-up Blocker. (Dan Lutas, virus researcher)

The trojan displays pop-ups containing advertising from the following address :
http://asd.cl[removed].com/serving/links.php?[removed]

Please let BitDefender disinfect your files.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

How to Remove Trojan horse

Do you want to know how to remove Trojan horse from your computer? The Trojan
horse has affected a lot of users around the world. The Trojan horse is quite similar to a virus. Viruses are able to duplicate themselves but Trojans cannot duplicate themselves.

Trojan Horses disguise themselves in forms of exe files and install themselves when a
user clicks on the exe file. That's why it is necessary to do a scan of a file before using it.

So, How to remove Trojan Horses?
Trojan Horses are very easy to remove but quite difficult to find. Trojan Horse Viruses are masters of disguise.