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advice i need advice
i have haxdoor-h in my puter, dont ask me how i got it, but the last thing i worked on was with the sites (with the special code from the cheaters form) it tried to put something in my puter if i clicked the free site, now i thought my puter had stopped it but it didnt, it blocked my virus scanner and my puter wa full with shit, i have removed mosta nd reinstal but i still got on piece left of that haxdoor-h which will return everytime when i connct the net..... anyone knows something about it? |cry|
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Thats gotta suck bigtime.I would first try and install this program and also the second link is from a messageboard
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/secu...e/default.mspx messageboard http://forums.tomcoyote.org/index.ph...ic=24067&st=15 another one http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/ http://www.informit.com/guides/conte...rity&seqNum=27 hope that helps :) |
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I had that too..got it from reviewing a site even tho i had mega power on the virus/trojan etc..
i used hijackthis and spybot s&d. yeah Tiny i saw that MS had a fix.. but you know i love free market commerce.. first they give you a defective product (Windows) and then they sell you the fix.. creeping cruds.. |viking| |
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Copied from a site found with google:
"From Symantec's web site: "Registers and runs JSDAPI.EXE as a process. Creates the following files to the %System% folder: DEBUGG.DLL BOOT32.SYS C3.DLL C3.SYS C4.SYS SMTAPI.SYS" If you killed the process then deleted the files you may be rid of it. Of course nothing beats a full scan from an up-to-date anti-virus program as it will remove Registry entries as well. " Still looking |
I can never understand why assholes make shit like this.might be a keylogger trojan piece of shit
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Interesting thread from a board found n google:
http://forums.thatcomputerguy.us/ind...pic=8918&st=15 Explains a registry edit that solved the reoccurance for someone. |
Other suggestions are to try an online virus scanner, since the trojan attempts to disable a local copy, it cant disable an online scanner. And to disable system restore, then reboot to safe mode and *then* try removal tools.
Good luck anyway |
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if you remove it and it comes back, boot into safe mode (f8 before the windows screen appears) and clean it....sometimes the resident stuff is tricky
icq 266835420 if you need any help |
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cheers, Luke |
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When I was hit late last year the bloody thing (wasn't haxdoor) re-installed itself all time because the initial infection came in form of .cab files, which are self-extracting sorta-ZIP-files, and my AV software couldn't read their content, so they remained on the hd until I removed them manually. The day before yesterday I was hit by some java trojan which installed itself in a .jar file - another self-extracting compression, and again missed by my AV (and firewall!)
So: keep eye on the error reports from your AV *, and do a housecall or two at http://housecall.trendmicro.com/ - and then manually (best in 'safe mode') drill into the directories where the AV found infections and delete all compressed files [if you want to be careful only delete the ones with names similar to the virus/trojan files]. *= you might need a piece of paper to write down all files and their location I'm now 98% clean, just that somehow my svhost is playing up from time to time (~ once a week), and bloody XP refuses to re-install it from CD... |
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The DSO exploit that spybot finds is possibly due to you not having the windows update.. Spybot tells me that too..
Did you try that Regedit fix and look for "RAdmin" and nuke? |
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k :) Good luck!
I just ran spybot and highlighted the DSO, then clicked on the two arrows on the right edge middle of the screen, and it gives details and indeed it says it's a microsoft security flaw in explorer. There is a program called EasyCleaner that can help remove orphaned registry entries, and remove programs that windows (add/remove programs) can't.. I can't think of anything else to suggest. |
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