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Posted by Michael on October 31, 2007, 1:32 am
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>wrote:
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>>Trend Micro Pc-cillin Internet Security 14 has detected a trojan horse
>>in c:/windows/system32/sysmon.exe , but it cannot quarantine or clean
>>it out of my system. Can anyone suggest how I might proceed to get
>>rid of it? Many thanks in advance.
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>The file may be legit and Trend is false alarming. Upload the file to
>Jotti or Virus Total to see what other av scanners say. If most
>other scanners don't alert, then send the file to Trend for
>analysis so they can fix their f.p.
>
>If the file does appear to be malware, a little Googling on the
>file name will lead you to descriptions and removal instructions.
>
>Art
Thanks for the suggestions.
I am unable to upload the file, either through e-mail or through the
uploader on the sites you've suggested.
It may be a false alarm, since my system isn't exhibiting any bizarre
behavior that one might expect if infected, but the fact that my AV
software thinks otherwise is cause for concern.
Curious that I cannot attach this file to an e-mail. I get an error
message I've never seen before, and I've sent other files in the past
without error.
Has anyone experienced anything like this before?
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