JimBodkins
2009-02-15, 19:24
Hi,
First time poster with several comments.
1) Thanks for the software.
2) Yahoo (commercial account) considers your verification email to be spam.
I recently became infected with some trojan that (via a connection with a malware site I suspect) is making my life miserable. I am currently scanning with SSnD 1.6. I didnt this and the system was reported as clean. I rebooted and rescanned with the same results. I then added my entire drive as a download directory (1TB with about 600 megs in use) and rescanned. Two comments.
1) It so far has found seven additional issues Nurech, Smitfraud-C, Virtumonde, FakeAlert-CC, Microsoft.Windows.System, Microsoft.WindowsSecurityCenter.RegisteryTools, Win32.Agent.pz. None of which were found as a result of the 'clean' scan. Which makes a degree of sense.
2) The scan is entering its third day.
What am I to make of the new discoveries? Are they just infected files that may not ever be run? And why is the scan taking so long? Can I make it faster? It is currently reporting 371000/386000 (rough numbers).
Should I cancel the scan and fix the problems found then reboot into safe mode and rescan in some different way?
I have that system (Windows XP with latest SP's) disconnected from the internet. I just ended teatimer, pestpatrol and antivir (none of which caught the infection :( ). I didnt realize this was the preferred configuration during a scan. I am working from an opensuse box used for work (programming).
Thanks again.
Jim
First time poster with several comments.
1) Thanks for the software.
2) Yahoo (commercial account) considers your verification email to be spam.
I recently became infected with some trojan that (via a connection with a malware site I suspect) is making my life miserable. I am currently scanning with SSnD 1.6. I didnt this and the system was reported as clean. I rebooted and rescanned with the same results. I then added my entire drive as a download directory (1TB with about 600 megs in use) and rescanned. Two comments.
1) It so far has found seven additional issues Nurech, Smitfraud-C, Virtumonde, FakeAlert-CC, Microsoft.Windows.System, Microsoft.WindowsSecurityCenter.RegisteryTools, Win32.Agent.pz. None of which were found as a result of the 'clean' scan. Which makes a degree of sense.
2) The scan is entering its third day.
What am I to make of the new discoveries? Are they just infected files that may not ever be run? And why is the scan taking so long? Can I make it faster? It is currently reporting 371000/386000 (rough numbers).
Should I cancel the scan and fix the problems found then reboot into safe mode and rescan in some different way?
I have that system (Windows XP with latest SP's) disconnected from the internet. I just ended teatimer, pestpatrol and antivir (none of which caught the infection :( ). I didnt realize this was the preferred configuration during a scan. I am working from an opensuse box used for work (programming).
Thanks again.
Jim