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    Default BMd3877471 will not go away

    Help,

    I have the following spybot/teatimer notification:
    Located: HK_LM:Run, BMd3877471
    command: Rundll32.exe "C:\WINDOWS\system32\btoyfsdb.dll",s
    file:
    size: 0
    MD5: D41D8CD98F00B204E9800998ECF8427E
    Warning: if the file is actually larger than 0 bytes,
    the checksum could not be properly calculated!

    Over the weekend, I kept getting the pop up from spybot regarding this error. I ran spybot, avg, avg spywire, and adaware and found two different trojans during scans. I ran the scans in both safe mode and regular mode.

    Just when I think that I got rid of this monster, it adds itself back to the startup entries (even though I click deny change during the pop up above). Each time I go to safe mode and delete the DLL, it comes back with a different name but the BMD3877471 is always the same entry.

    The three trojans/viruses I found were over the weekend:
    Trojan horse generic9.BHWU
    Trojan Obfuscated mu
    virtumonde.dll

    Thanks,
    New

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    p.s. I will try to post my logs later in the day. I am at work right now.

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    Hello,
    Quote Originally Posted by newarcher View Post
    p.s. I will try to post my logs later in the day. I am at work right now.

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    I see you have a topic at GTG http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/New-h...p-t190585.html
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    I do tashi, and I think that I got rid of the virus.

    I think the difference was when I went in and deleted the previous restore points through the disk cleanup---that and when I disconnected the machine from the internet while running the scans.

    I posted here because I couldn't find any information using the particular DLL and registry entry so I thought that I perhaps had a virus that was new. Plus, Spybot was the only product...except for superantispyware that detected it.

    Case closed, I THINK....I HOPE....I PRAY! :D

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