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Damian
WARNING: Do not download and run the Bughunter Trojan!
The software claims to be a MalWare Removal Tool. It will
give Russian spammers access to your mail system.
WARNING: Do not download and run the Bughunter Trojan!
The software claims to be a MalWare Removal Tool. It will
give Russian spammers access to your mail system.
D
Dustin
What is BugHunter?
BugHunter is a post anti-malware tool. It does not remain resident in
memory and cannot protect you from acquiring malware executables
(again). It can however identify known ones and optionally
disable/remove them for you.
The scanning routine is very fast, and requires few resources from your
machine. BugHunter will run well on DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 9x,
Windows NT, Windows 2k, Windows XP and Windows 2003. As BugHunter is a
DOS based program which does not require installation of any sort, It
can easily be copied to various media and be used to disinfect other
systems.
BugHunter does not edit the registry of the system in any way, it
simply identifies and optionally removes found files. As BugHunter
relies on dat file technology similar to that of a virus scanner,
updates to the datafile and the program itself will be released from
time to time on the Website.
Please note this program is *not* designed to replace the malware
removal tools already available to you. It's simply designed to assist
you in the removal of some pesky malware executables. These are various
spyware modules browser hijackers and the like. Please see PARTLIST.TXT
for a partial list of malware known to BugHunter.
For NTFS based operating systems, BugHunter can be run from a BartPE
cdrom. BugHunter will run under NTFSDOS, but odd results have been
reported using it. For example, the date/time stamp of the log file
will be wrong. Scanning does not seem to be affected.
--
Dustin Cook
Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool
Version 1.9.3 Released September 8th, 2006
Last Pattern Update: September 13th, 2006
http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
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Damian
Dustin said:
WARNING: Do not download and run the Bughunter Trojan!
The software claims to be a MalWare Removal Tool. It will
give Russian spammers access to your mail system.
D
Dustin
What is BugHunter?
BugHunter is a post anti-malware tool. It does not remain resident in
memory and cannot protect you from acquiring malware executables
(again). It can however identify known ones and optionally
disable/remove them for you.
The scanning routine is very fast, and requires few resources from your
machine. BugHunter will run well on DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 9x,
Windows NT, Windows 2k, Windows XP and Windows 2003. As BugHunter is a
DOS based program which does not require installation of any sort, It
can easily be copied to various media and be used to disinfect other
systems.
BugHunter does not edit the registry of the system in any way, it
simply identifies and optionally removes found files. As BugHunter
relies on dat file technology similar to that of a virus scanner,
updates to the datafile and the program itself will be released from
time to time on the Website.
Please note this program is *not* designed to replace the malware
removal tools already available to you. It's simply designed to assist
you in the removal of some pesky malware executables. These are various
spyware modules browser hijackers and the like. Please see PARTLIST.TXT
for a partial list of malware known to BugHunter.
For NTFS based operating systems, BugHunter can be run from a BartPE
cdrom. BugHunter will run under NTFSDOS, but odd results have been
reported using it. For example, the date/time stamp of the log file
will be wrong. Scanning does not seem to be affected.
--
Dustin Cook
Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool
Version 1.9.3 Released September 8th, 2006
Last Pattern Update: September 13th, 2006
http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
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Julie
Dustin said:
HEED DAMIAN'S WARNING!! Dustin claims to be a virus writer, do you want to
take the chance?
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Damian
Julie said:
Dustfuck has never been able to prove his claim, but why take a chance. Stay
away from the BugHunter Trojan!
D
Dustin
Or, you could take the advice of someone who does use his real name, and
has reviewed much software. See here:
http://www.completelyfreesoftware.com/cfs_update403.html
Specifically this section of interest (and I quote):
BugHunter is an antispyware tool to assist in finding and removing
malicious software, often called "malware" (some browser & desktop hi
jacking programs, including keyloggers, adware modules, spyware modules,
trojans & dialers). This is a tiny DOS utility that scans your computer
and reports, and/or removes, instances of malware. You can use this
program within Windows but, occasionally, it cannot remove some malware
without being used in DOS. You can put it in a bootable floppy disk (or
CD) and launch it from pure DOS, but normally it can be used from within
Windows (up to and including Windows XP) to track down and delete or
rename the vast majority of malware. BugHunter works from a list of over
1,000 malicious files (EXE files, VB files, OCX, files, DLL files, etc)
and the author has promised to update that list regularly. Of course, if
a malware file isn't on the list it won't get flagged but it will still
get all the ones that are on the list. Scanning is not fast and you can
expect to be waiting some 15 minutes while it scans your computer (time
depends on how many files it has to check). The opening screen (a DOS box
under Windows) offers a choice of 4 options – scan for malware only, scan
for malware and rename it, scan for malware and remove it, and exit. Make
your choice by typing in the appropriate letter (A, B, C or Q). Initially
we just scanned our system using BugHunter and 27 malware files were
found. We believe that these were simply left over DLLs from previous
programs which were removed from the computer and they were not active
(there was no program to launch them). This initial scan did not name
these 27 files, and the scan took just over 11 minutes. We then went to
option C on the list, scan and remove, and it reported that 27 files were
found, and 27 were deleted. This second scan took just over 9 minutes.
BugHunter is an excellent tool and one that all Internet users with PCs
should run regularly. We were disappointed that it did not name the
"suspect" files, or that it did not give us the option of deleting some
and not others. It would have been easy to include a Pause with an
instruction to wait for the user to either skip, delete or rename the
file before proceeding. This places the control back in the hands of the
user and, if there is any question about a suspect file, its name could
be searched through the Internet (Googled) to see what was written about
it. Alternatively you can simply do a scan and then check the logfile for
the files targeted. BugHunter is a "must have" for all PC users. Grab a
copy now! Note: even though this is a DOS program, it is suitable for
Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME and Windows
XP (and possibly later versions too). Access this 62kB download from: DOS
Desktop Utilities
--
Dustin Cook
Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool
Version 1.9.3 Released September 8th, 2006
Last Pattern Update: September 13th, 2006
http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
C
Clogwog
--Dustin said:
Don't take any advice from that ex-virus writer, admin of codebreakers and
the admin of sourceofkaos, (e-mail address removed) , AKA Dustin Cook.
Microsoft might be following his steps, right now, because he is friendly
acquainted to another virus maker, the SASSER guy! His only
objective is trolling and spamming usenet and to make someone else look
bad.
R
relic
Don't take any advice from that ex-virus writer, admin of codebreakers and
the admin of sourceofkaos, (e-mail address removed) , AKA Dustin Cook.
Microsoft might be following his steps, right now, because he is friendly
acquainted to another virus maker, the SASSER guy! His only
objective is trolling and spamming usenet and to make someone else look
bad.
IAWTP
the admin of sourceofkaos, (e-mail address removed) , AKA Dustin Cook.
Microsoft might be following his steps, right now, because he is friendly
acquainted to another virus maker, the SASSER guy! His only
objective is trolling and spamming usenet and to make someone else look
bad.
IAWTP
C
Clogwog
relic said:
They will find DustFart too, very soon!
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2005/08/suspected_zotob_worm_authors_a_1.html
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Dustin
http://www.softpedia.com/progClean/BugHunter-Clean-50616.html
--
Dustin Cook
Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool
Version 1.9.3 Released September 8th, 2006
Last Pattern Update: September 8th, 2006
http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
R
relic
Said another way:
WARNING: Do not download and run the Bughunter Trojan!
The software claims to be a MalWare Removal Tool. It will
give Russian spammers access to your mail system.
WARNING: Do not download and run the Bughunter Trojan!
The software claims to be a MalWare Removal Tool. It will
give Russian spammers access to your mail system.
D
Dustin
http://www.softpedia.com/progClean/BugHunter-Clean-50616.html
Once again, relic shows what a moron he really is.
--
Dustin Cook
Author of BugHunter - MalWare Removal Tool
Version 1.9.3 Released September 8th, 2006
Last Pattern Update: September 8th, 2006
http://bughunter.it-mate.co.uk
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relic
Dustin said:
Once again, dustfuck seems to need to reinforce in inability to comprehend
what he reads.
<dustfuck, get someone to explain it to you... you'll never learn how to
_understand_ what is written on your own.>
Now, clear your Cc Followup field entry.
B
bughunter.dustin
relic said:
Didn't you like the 100% clean award from a well known and respected
site? It puts your claim of BugHunter being anything other than what
I've said it was to shame, doesn't it.
I didn't really need the award to do that, but.. it does help.
Oneday relic, you'll understand the thing with programmers. It does us no
good to claim our program does this or that, as it's always under
scrutiny by other programmers, BugHunter even more so as it's been
written by a former vxer.
not everyone can code relic or understands any concept of it, so it's
no real wonder that I've once again been able to easily show you your
own ass. Kshit should have prepped you for that, he knew it was coming.
He left you out to dry, again!
D
Damian
<snip lunatic rantings entirely unread>
You still can't understand what was written, can you dustfuck. What relic
and others have posted is absolutely 100% accurate. Here, read this r-e-a-l
slow and maybe you'll get a clue:
WARNING: Do not download and run the Bughunter Trojan!
The software claims to be a MalWare Removal Tool. It will
give Russian spammers access to your mail system.
R
relic
Damian said:
You're wasting your time. Dustfuck has been given every opportunity to grasp
the meaning of several posts; he just is not capable of comprehension. It's
probably caused by his mental disability.
In the meantime, he can still be good for derision and ridicule.
D
Dustin Cook
relic said:
Relic,
If comprehension was an issue for me, You wouldn't have claimed bartpe
is/was a linux disc. Softpedia actually has knowledgable staff on hand.
BugHunter is a malware removal tool, and has been certified to be 100%
clean by knowledable individuals. Your post implies a statement of
fact, when indeed, it's anything but.
R
relic
Dustin said:
Your mental derangement is obvious. The two don't relate, and I never said
that a BartPE disk _was_ linux. You made that connection somehow... probably
your mental derangement again. (Hey, that does sorta make them related,
huh.)
The statement of fact implied is, in fact, a fact.
I'm sorry that you are totally incapable of understanding why.
Boy, ain't that the truth!
D
Damian
relic said:
You watch. /WHOOSH/