systemwarning.com Trojan ?

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Hello lobo, it is fun but, it's also MASSIVELY DAMNED time consuming, and
all the more annoying when, on this particular PC, roughly a year ago, I had
spent a considerabe number of hours tracking and cleaning out spy/ad-ware.
My memory's getting so bad, I can't even remember what was in his machine
the last time ! ...it may come back to me shortly.....

I'm currently looking into the McAfee / TSR type "command line scanner" that
David H Lipman mentioned, I might give it a go. This is despite a long
standing dislike of McaFee software when, many years ago, I tried several
successive versions of it over quite a long preiod of time, and it, more
often than, would not coexist very well with other software. But !
....that's was in the days of Windows 95 / OSR2 ...I think ...so perhaps
it's improved since then ! ....I think Computer Associates have been
doing a similar thing for some time, I'll have to look into that one as
well.

regards, Richard
 
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I don't follow that one ! I LUV Sony products, they're all over my house !
:-)
....never liked the look of their PC products though.

regards, Richard
 
RJK said:
...final word on this thread ? , but first of course is a VERY big
thankyou to David H. Lipman for such brilliant help.

I took A****'s computer back to him in a much better state than I received
it ! I also gave him a MAJOR "dressing down" for allowing in the malware
that he'd allowed into his PC, ...for a second time ! ...last year he
allowed malware into his PC and got a vigorous telling off from myself !
He mentioned that his teenage sons are now using his computer, and I
suggested that he disallaw them from using it unless he's present.
"iTunes" music download software was installed and I suspect it was that
which had the NewsDotNet malware/marketing software attached to it. I
tried explaining to him that lots of "free" "TryBeforeYouBuy" software
often has malware attached to it, a fact which is sometimes clearly stated
in the Licensing details for such software, on which people are too quick
to click OK.

Thank you again.

regards, Richard
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From: "RJK" <[email protected]>

| "| "
|
| I don't follow that one ! I LUV Sony products, they're all over my house !
| :-)
| ...never liked the look of their PC products though.
|
| regards, Richard
|

It's because of Sony's use of RootKit technology for copyright protection. A system that
was subsequently exploited by malware creators. Sony was sued and in the first case settled
the case. More law suits to follow.
 
From: "RJK" <[email protected]>

| Hello lobo, it is fun but, it's also MASSIVELY DAMNED time consuming, and
| all the more annoying when, on this particular PC, roughly a year ago, I had
| spent a considerabe number of hours tracking and cleaning out spy/ad-ware.
| My memory's getting so bad, I can't even remember what was in his machine
| the last time ! ...it may come back to me shortly.....
|
| I'm currently looking into the McAfee / TSR type "command line scanner" that
| David H Lipman mentioned, I might give it a go. This is despite a long
| standing dislike of McaFee software when, many years ago, I tried several
| successive versions of it over quite a long preiod of time, and it, more
| often than, would not coexist very well with other software. But !
| ...that's was in the days of Windows 95 / OSR2 ...I think ...so perhaps
| it's improved since then ! ....I think Computer Associates have been
| doing a similar thing for some time, I'll have to look into that one as
| well.
|


It is NOT a TSR - Terminate and Stay Resident.

There is a big difference between the command line scanner and the GUI you may have used.

There is also a big difference between the corp/enterprise McAfee VirusScan and the retail
McAfee VirusScan.
 
From: "RJK" <[email protected]>

| ...final word on this thread ? , but first of course is a VERY big thankyou
| to David H. Lipman for such brilliant help.
|
| I took A****'s computer back to him in a much better state than I received
| it ! I also gave him a MAJOR "dressing down" for allowing in the malware
| that he'd allowed into his PC, ...for a second time ! ...last year he
| allowed malware into his PC and got a vigorous telling off from myself !
| He mentioned that his teenage sons are now using his computer, and I
| suggested that he disallaw them from using it unless he's present. "iTunes"
| music download software was installed and I suspect it was that which had
| the NewsDotNet malware/marketing software attached to it. I tried
| explaining to him that lots of "free" "TryBeforeYouBuy" software often has
| malware attached to it, a fact which is sometimes clearly stated in the
| Licensing details for such software, on which people are too quick to click
| OK.
|
| Thank you again.
|
| regards, Richard

Richard:

I am glad I could help.
In the future I will be just as glad to assist you again.

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{ This is a nasty Trojan using RootKit technology. }

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