Devastating Trojan Attack - Need to Clean!


  1. tjg79
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    Devastating Trojan Attack - Need to Clean!


    This thread is a continuation of the thread I started in the Windows Updates & Activation Forum. The link to the tread follows:

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    Presently, I'm awaiting a response from ESET elevated tech support. I've sent them various logs gathered by their utility for their analysis.

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  3. tjg79
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    Callender said:
    If you like you can also run a scan with Ultra Adware Killer. You can launch it from UVK's welcome screen. Do not select anything for removal. When the scan completes select "Menu" then "Open Log" - upload the file.

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    Scan log attached:

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  4. Callender
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    Thanks for posting the log. I don't see any cause for concern in the results or anything that could cause the ESET detection. I would hope that one of our malware removal experts will be able to provide better advice sometime in the near future.
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  6. tjg79
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    This was a Trojan.Bedep virus variation. ESET tech support removed it and repaired the damage. Without their support, I would have had to restore the system. However, as I had deleted all my restore points, I would have had to reload the OS.
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