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RE: How to get rid of two trojans


From: "Hamish Stanaway" <koremeltdown () hotmail com>
Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 05:22:46 +0000

Hi there VI,

Have you had the chance to look into the registry (specifically in the run keys), and see if either of the trojans have made strange entries in there? If you are a bit afraid of editing the registry, using the "msconfig" GUI might be a little more user friendly. If you find that there are registry entries, restart in safe mode (pressing F8 during preliminary boot up), and check that the trojan(s) haven't found a way to run (pressing ctrl + alt + del & looking for the trojans in the running processes) - if they have then close them, remove the registry entries (or uncheck them in MSconfig), delete any trojan related files (but be sure to check they arent critical windows files!) and you should have no further problems.
If you do, drop me a line and we can look into things a little further.

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From: "VI" <vi () vizo com>
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Subject: How to get rid of two trojans
Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2004 12:25:27 +0300
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Hi All,

AVG free edition shows two trojans; IRC. Backdoor.SdBot.29.T, and Proxy.6.AG
kjhbb.exe and gfhhr.exe in system32 folder but it cannot clean them. Of
course deleting the files is no cure, because they come up again anad again.

Trend Micro housecall and Norton AV 2003 does not even show them.

I could not find any mention of them in Symentec Web site.

Can anybody help in getting rid of them.

BTW, the OS is W2000 pro, and the latest patches are applied.

Regards,

VI



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