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Discussion in 'Windows - Virus and spyware problems' started by Deadrum33, Sep 27, 2008.

  1. cdavfrew

    cdavfrew Regular member

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    Haha... lol :)

     
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    Hey, lookanddiscover this...

    I had that trojan infection today. It's nasty. It changed the home page on firefox and IE7 repeatedly.

    I had "Eset smart security" as my "protection". It let this trojan onto the system and completely failed to detect it. So then I installed spybot S&D and that also failed to detect. Then I installed trial for ad-aware and that failed to detect.

    So I wiped them all including Eset and went back to Kaspersky Internet Security (I had been using kaspersky for a year until my license ran out after which I switched to Eset). After installing Kaspersky, it immediately detected a trojan in the winsched.exe

    http://www.prevx.com/filenames/135955792937077032-0/WINSCHED2EEXE.html

    I told it to delete and the system is ok at the moment but I have to reboot and see if the infection stays gone.
     
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    I can now confirm that Kaspersky Internet Security Suite 9 trial did in fact kill that winshed.exe (wwww.lookanddiscover.com) trojan effectively.

    The trojan was in a software download. Kaspersky killed that as well.

    :)

     
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    the trojan is called Trojan.Win32.StartPage.dbm

     
  5. Deadrum33

    Deadrum33 Active member

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    Good to know that updated programs can now fix the root cause and not just clean up its effects like when I was going through the problems.
    Thanks for posting extra info feathers6
     
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    Hi,

    I'm not very well-known with this log or Hijack thing's.
    All I know is that I have trouble with my homepage as well.

    I tried the easy solution as refered above: the kaspersky anti virus thingy.
    But I allready have Norton and those two can't work simultaniously.
    So I cancelled the kaspersky, but still have this hijack problem.

    Is there any other way I could possibly get rid of it?
    Or make Norton Security Centre do the right thing?

    (why do these Hijack thingy's even excist?)

    TNX for you help in advance!
    Carolien
     

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