Munga Bunga

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Norman Soh

Hi,

Does anyone know how to get rid of Munga Bunga. I used
Spybot and it cleaned it but when i restart my PC, Munga
Bunga is still present.

cheers,

Norman.

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Hello Norman
So you want to be a cracker.Huhh

Have you submitted a tools, suspected spyware report--
detailing what happens on your system?

1) update both Microsoft Antispyware and your antivirus
application.
2) restart in safe mode by pressing the F8 function key
before the first Windows screen appears at startup.
3) do full deep scans with Microsoft Antispyware. Repeat
scanning until a complete scan comes through clean. Ditto
with the antivirus.

This isn't guaranteed, but it works for a great many items
that at first appear not to be cleaned in normal mode.



Good luck

Engel
20050725 4:44
 
Using this has got to borderline on commiting a crime in
my view there is no genuine reason to have this except to
hack into someones account, I've never used this but I
think it may be more likely that you have opened a
backdoor on your own pc rather than be able to gain
access to someone elses,

Here's another trojan he makes:

HardDriveKiller

The Hard Drive Killer program offer one the ability to
fully and permanently destroy all data on any given Dos
or Win3.x/9x/NT/2000 based system.

The program, once executed, will start eating up the hard
drive, and/or infect and reboot the hard drive within a
few seconds. After rebooting, all hard drives attached to
the system would be formatted (in an unrecoverable
manner) within only 1 to 2 seconds, irregardless of the
size of the hard drive. The program has reported to have
caused physical damage to some hard drives (on many
occasions).


I dont know what your best options are regarding this,
This guy knows what he's doing and its possible you are
sending infomation to him from your pc, He may also know
ways to get around netstat and Antivirus detection so its
hard to know what you should do if you have run this on
your system, Maybe its genuine and is just a brute hacker
but I suspect there's alot more going on than that, If it
was me id try antivirus scanners if nothing is detected
and the problem is still there, I would format and do a
fresh install of Windows then change all passwords but
thats just me,

Here's some testing info on MB

http://www.mnin.org/write/2003_tcposmod.html


Good Luck ;)

Andy
 
Hi;

From reading a bit online, this should work:

If this is an XP system, on the Run line enter "msconfig" and then click
the Startup tab. Look for "TCPOSMOD.EXE" and UNcheck that line. Close
MSConfig. Click the Toolbar and bring up the Task Manager. Again look
for that file and End Process on it.

Now Restart the comptuer. Again bring up the Task Manager and verify
that TCPOSMOD.EXE is not listed. Now run SpyBot and clean out the
entries found. Go online and browse to http://aumha.org/a/noads.htm for
a quick online scan.

If not an XP system, bring up Task Manager (Ctrl-Alt-Del menu) and kill
that file process. Run your malware scanners and the online one.
 
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