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Thread: New Spyware/Trojon found!! - vbstub.exe

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    Exclamation New Spyware/Trojon found!! - vbstub.exe

    Greatings Fellow Cybernoids.
    My PC was recently infected with a little devil called vbstub.exe.
    It continually tried to redirect me to a site "bestplace.ru".
    It auto started IEXPLORER and vbstub.exe which caused my CPU to lock up at 100%. I only noticed it because I use Firefox as my default browser, and IE has to ask pemission to access the internet, this through up a warning on my Firewall, which made me aware. All the latest updates and scans couldn't pick it up so I tracked the little bugger down and deleted it manually.
    Restart your PC in safemode.
    Goto C:\Windows and delete these files
    system.exe
    system.ini
    system16.exe
    system16.ini
    vbstub.exe
    vbsub.ini
    Reboot your PC then goto regedit
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Run
    Check to see if any of the file names are there, if so delete them.
    If any one else has had a similar problem please let me know, or if ther is a better way of removal of this pesky little beast.
    My PC seems to be clear ( For the moment!!!)
    Good Luck
    Byteme

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    Can spybot get rid of it now?
    Please someone say yes!
    Last edited by goodgameral; 2006-01-15 at 05:23.

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    escan(free) has found vstub.exe in winnt of win2k:
    c:\winnt\vstub.exe

    all deleting efforts in safe-mode and command/dos-prompt did not work. this worked: go to windows explorer and delete there. maybe as administrator. killbox did not work. maybe i made something wrong. could not see the program-window properly. after executing one of the option i could see c:\killbox\vstub.exe but original location was untouched. we will see if its a permanent solution.

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    Smile thks to btteme

    thks to byteme. your ins. got rid of vbstub for me

    thks again

    kevin434445

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