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Posted by on July 23, 2006, 6:33 pm
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> | I recently had a trojan horse virus in my system32 folder. F-Prot
> Antivirus
> | detected it but would not clean it, move it, or delete it. I installed
> the
> | trial version of Nod32 and updated to the latest signature files. Nod
> 32
> | didn't even detect the trojan horse. It only indicated that there was a
> | file it couldn't open.
> |
> | I then installed AVG Antivirus Free Edition and ran a scan. AVG
> detected
> | the trojan horse and moved it to the Virus Vault.
> |
> | Maybe I'm missing something here but it looks as though AVG runs circles
> | around both F-Prot and Nod32. I'm far from an expert on the subject so
> if
> | anyone has relevant information, I'd appreciate it greatly.
> |
> | Oh, by the way, the trojan horse was identified as winjhe32.dll
> |
> | -- Mike
> |
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> Yep...
>
> You missed somethinh alright.
>
> For example what was the fully qualified name and path to the file that
> was deemed to be
> infected and the name both F-Prot and AVG declared to be infected with.
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
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