21 شهر ماي 2009 | ب [كريستوفر] | يعيّن دون ديدان | ما من تعليقات"

[بتزبك.ب] - يدعى "[و32/بتزبك-ب]" ب [سفوس] - دودة أكثر مزعجة وأخيرا نافعة من [كردشسمفيلتونسنين] أخوات. [بتزبك.ب] عربة جرّ? لا عشوائيّة منتوج ليس تظهيرات ويدّعي هو سمينة - [بتزبك.ب] فقط [ديسبلس] بعض من [كمبوتر سفتور] ك, بما في ذلك نظامة أدوات مثل ملف خيارات, مهمة مديرة, وتسجيل محررة.

[بتزبك.ب] انتشارات عن طريق شبكة وفرع محلّيّ إدارة وحدة دفع, يسقط نسخة من بنفسي على كلّ إدارة وحدة دفع هو يستطيع نفذت.

[بتزبك.ب] يصوّت مثل تاريخ حارّة, غير أنّ محا أنا بالأحرى [بتزبك.ب.]. أنت يتأهّب?

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19 شهر ماي 2009 | ب [كريستوفر] | يعيّن دون ديدان | ما من تعليقات"

[وورم.فونتر.ف] [وورم.فونتر.ف] - يدعى "[و32/فونتر-ف]" ب [سفوس], "[فيروس.وين32.فونتر.ك]" ب [كسبرسكي] و [ف-سكر], "[و32/فبّوت]" ب [مكف], و" دودة/[دلف.تب]" ب [غريسفت] - دودة أنّ ينشر من خلال ملفات يربط مع [فيل-شرينغ] [أبّ], مثل [برشر] أو [ليموير]. يتسلّل الدودة داخل هذا يشارك ملفات ب يستبدل الملفات' أوساط مبارد مع ه خاصّة رمز بريديّ محفوظ - دون يغيّر هذا أوساط يصنّف' اسم.

الطريق وحيدة أن يقول إن أنت يكون أعديت مع [وورم.فونتر.ف] يمكن كنت العجز أن يلعب [بونس] متأخّرة يعزل.

[إين وهيش كس], أنت يمكن أردت أن يشكر [وورم.فونتر.ف.].

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16 شهر ماي 2009 | ب [كريستوفر] | Posted under Worms | No Comments »

Warezov is a family of worms that infect computers through spam. Emails carrying Warezov are usually styled like an undelivered message or software update, with Warezov attached. After Warezov sneaks into your system, it spams your contacts with a similar message, and attempts to download updated versions of itself from sites. The worm may also block your access to some sites by changing your computer’s HOSTS file, and stop your security software by killing their related processes.

Warezov is a little bundle of joy, hmm?

Let me show you how to delete this badware.

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14 May 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | No Comments »

W32.Qakbot is a worm that spreads through resources shared on a network. Once W32.Qakbot nestles into your computer, the worm may steal personal information (think Outlook, FTP logins, keystrokes typed, sites visited, etc.), download more badware onto your PC, and allow a hacker to access your system.

Unless spending a weekend with a zombie computer sounds hot, let me show you how to remove W32.Qakbot.

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14 May 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | No Comments »

W32.Fiala.A is a worm that spreads itself through your removable drives. W32.Fiala.A blocks certain applications from launching, and, as an early birthday gift, W32.Fiala.A may drop Trojans on your PC (think Trojan Horse, Hacktool.Rootkit or Trojan.KillAV).

Thanks, W32.Fiala.A.

Unless ID theft and zombie computers botnets sound like a hot weekend, let me show you how to get rid of W32.Fiala.A.

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14 May 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | No Comments »

W32.Mocon is a worm that spies on you by tracking your every keystroke. This worm spreads itself through your removable drives.

Unless identity theft and botnets of zombie computers sound like a hot weekend, let me show you how to remove W32.Mocon.

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12 May 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | No Comments »

INF/Conficker is the latest version of the headline-making Conficker worm. As usual, INF/Conficker blocks your access to security sites (such as McAfee.com, Microsoft.com, and Symantec.com) and anti-badware software (Windows Defender Service, Windows Security Center Service, and more). INF/Conficker has also been linked to pimping scareware Spyware Protect 2009. So what’s new with INF/Conficker?

INF/Conficker gets its name as it spreads via an “autorun.inf.” By doing this, Conficker can automatically infect every mapped and removable drive.

Let’s get rid of INF/Conficker before even more machines are infected.

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30 Mar 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | No Comments »

Conficker.c is the latest version of the Conficker worm, which has infected tens of millions of PCs. Conficker.c locks you out of system directories, and blocks your access to security websites (Microsoft.com, Symantec.com, Mcafee.com, etc.) and applications (think Windows Automatic Update Service, Windows Security Center Service, Windows Defender Service (WinDefend), Windows Vista TCP/IP auto-tuning, and [...]

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17 Mar 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | 1 Comment »

“U.Z.A. Operating System” Wallpaper screenshot“U.Z.A. Operating System” Wallpaper a symtpom of a worm, U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator. U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator is a worm that uses the autorun feature in windows to replicate itself on different computers via removable drives.

U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator changes your desktop wallpaper to a black graphic with white lettering reading “U.Z.A. Operating System,” and adds an icon next to the clock in the system tray. U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator blocks your access to task manager and adds what looks like a folder labeled My_Personal_Data to the root of your USB/removable drive. This folder is actually an executable file that simply hides behind a folder icon. With the autorun feature activated on your system, U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator then propagates itself into every computer it is attached to. Pretty nasty, huh?

Don’t despair. I’ll show you how to get rid of “U.Z.A. Operating System” Wallpaper for free.

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16 Mar 2009 | By Kristopher | Posted under Worms | Comments Off

U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator screenshotU.Z.A. O/S Eliminator is a worm that uses the autorun feature in windows to replicate itself on different computers via removable drives.

U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator changes your desktop wallpaper to a black graphic with white lettering reading “U.Z.A. Operating System,” and adds an icon next to the clock in the system tray. U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator blocks your access to task manager and adds what looks like a folder labeled My_Personal_Data to the root of your USB/removable drive. This folder is actually an executable file that simply hides behind a folder icon. With the autorun feature activated on your system, then propagates itself into every computer it is attached to. Pretty nasty, huh?

Don’t despair. I’ll show you how to get rid of U.Z.A. O/S Eliminator for free.

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