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Posted by ---Fitz--- on August 31, 2007, 3:38 pm
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> Hello Milo :) Are you a Microsoft employee?
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> I hope you won't object to me asking (like some folk do). TIA
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> David
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>> Actually thats the first step cut off the bits/data supporting the code
>> from within... then after such the system would be stable enough and (non
>> replicating since the source has been block ).
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>> And for further identification use a proper tool for the removal or so I
>> would recommend to call Microsoft Security US/CANADA ( 866 727 2338 ) for
>> added asssistance
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>>>
>>>> Block the said ports from the firewall as an option
>>>
>>> Doesn't remove the problem, just keeps it from talking on the internet.
>>> Better to clean the box, imho.
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>>>
>>> --
>>> ####################################################
>>> Dustin Cook
>>> Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool - v2.2c
>>> Email: bughunter.dustin@gmail.com
>>> Web..: http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
>>> Pad..: http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk/pad.xml
>>> ####################################################
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Dave,
Since July 23rd, you've posted 117 messages to just this
newsgroup...microsoft.public.security.virus. None of your messages or
replies have anything to do with a virus or even mention the word virus.
Your messages seem to be about social networking, who to trust on
newsgroups, who is really who on newsgroups and who are various users of
other newsgroups. None of this has anything to do with a virus which is
what this group is about. According to your statements, you are new at
using newsgroups and want to learn. I've found that if I have to hunt down
the answer to a question, the answer is far more likely to stick with me
rather than asking or relying upon strangers to give me the answer. Perhaps
a little research on your part (books, articles, magazines, how-to
tutorials, etc) would be of more benefit to you than all these posts to the
wrong newsgroup.
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