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Posted by Wilbur Post on December 29, 2005, 1:50 pm
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I found it very useful after getting a JS:Nocheat-2 Blackbox trojan that
attacks Java from some site (Avast caught it and moved it to the chest, but
I thought I would run some alternate programs to be safe).
Several things I noticed:
McAfee removes anything named patch.exe even if it's a legitimate file,
and
Kaspersky adds a KAV stream to every file it scans. I needed to download
Sysinternals Streams program to get rid of them.
I'm not entirely sure of your Kaspersky option, though. I loaded a trial
version of Kasperksy, did a scan which was incredibly slow, and it may have
attached itself to all files on my NTFS drive.
I've since uninstalled Kaspersky - too slow and too much of a memory hog.
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Posted by David H. Lipman on December 29, 2005, 2:46 pm
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| I found it very useful after getting a JS:Nocheat-2 Blackbox trojan that
| attacks Java from some site (Avast caught it and moved it to the chest, but
| I thought I would run some alternate programs to be safe).
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| Several things I noticed:
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| McAfee removes anything named patch.exe even if it's a legitimate file,
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| and
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| Kaspersky adds a KAV stream to every file it scans. I needed to download
| Sysinternals Streams program to get rid of them.
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| I'm not entirely sure of your Kaspersky option, though. I loaded a trial
| version of Kasperksy, did a scan which was incredibly slow, and it may have
| attached itself to all files on my NTFS drive.
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| I've since uninstalled Kaspersky - too slow and too much of a memory hog.
It's Lipman not Lippman :-)
If there is a PATCH.EXE it's truly legitimate then submit to McAfee as a False
positive
declaration. ZIP PATCH.EXE into a password protected ZIP file with the Password
being;
infected
Send the ZIP file to; virus_research@nai.com
As for the Kaspersky scanner. I find it interesting that KAVDOS32.EXE, a DOS
scanner, added
a "KAV stream" to files scanned.
--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
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Posted by on January 2, 2006, 4:11 pm
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>It's Lipman not Lippman :-)
As in Lipman Tea? >)
Thanks for all the help you have given us, David.
Regards
Buddy b
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Posted by Ian Kenefick on January 2, 2006, 4:13 pm
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> As in Lipman Tea? >)
Lipton make tea - not Lipman :)
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Ian Kenefick
Email: ian@ik-cs.com
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Posted by Bill on January 2, 2006, 4:22 pm
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>As in Lipman Tea? >)
That's Lipton tea.
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