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Posted by James Matthews on September 26, 2007, 12:35 pm
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Sounds like a lame attempt at trying something. Or they want you to think
it's legit!
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> Since a week or two our nt4 PC's and servers are haven a problem with a
> vitus
> or trojan that uses cmd.exe . it uses nearly 100 percent of the cpu making
> the computer sluggish and it also causes problems with dhcp and dns.
> It started with a program called dirx9.exe and an entry in the registry
> that
> started this program at startup. After startup it takes awhile before the
> program starts cmd.exe . When unseen or undetected it starts even more
> instances of cmd.exe and dividing the cpu time nicely between all these
> instances. The first time i was able to stop the process dirx9.exe and
> removed the entry from the registry and after a restart the computers
> functions normally. After two days dirx9.exe shows up in the processes and
> starts cmd.exe again. This time i could not stop the process, there was no
> entry in the registry and i had to clean the computers in VGA mode. Again
> one
> or two days later cmd.exe was started and used almost 100 percent but this
> time there is no dirx9.exe as a process, there is no entry in the registry
> and the only thing i can do is rename cmd.exe to prevent it from being
> started. For the pc's this is a workable way but on the server are some
> programs that need cmd.exe so i cannot rename it.
> I scanned the computers and servers with a variety of antivirus,
> anti-spyware and other security software but they do not find anything.
> Updating to a higher level of system software is in the moment no option
> because some programs are not made for newer systems.
> If anyone knows an answer please let me know.
> Greetings
>
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