Posted by Nik Coughlin on 01/17/07 22:22

"lucpit4" <lucpit4@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> Nik Coughlin wrote:
>> Nik Coughlin wrote:
>> > lucpit4 wrote:
>> >> Nik Coughlin wrote:
>> >>> lucpit4 wrote:
>> >>>> I'am not specialist in web design/SEO. So I have payed to
>> >>>> thirdparty person to design and optimize my site
>> >>>> http://www.allwindowssoft.com/ It cost me $1500. Could somebody look
>> >>>> at
>> >>>> the site and say me if it
>> >>>> Ok or not. Thanks.
>> >>>
>> >>> The trojans in your downloads are far from OK.
>> >>
>> >> Sorry? What about you saying?
>> >
>> > The ascii doom download seems to contain some kind of dropper. When
>> > I ran it it tried to add "jkhhe" to winlogon -- Google for it, it's a
>> > trojan. Luckily I have spybot teatimer installed and I blocked it,
>> > but then I did a system scan and found three trojans (1 using Avast
>> > and 2 using AVG Spyware). I scan my system regularly and I'm pretty
>> > sure they weren't there before I ran the doom.exe installer. The
>> > interesting thing is, none of three different virus scanners detected
>> > anything in doom.exe.
>>
>> Also, after I ran the doom.exe, I couldn't access any antivirus websites.
>> I
>> had to use a different computer to download them so I could clean my
>> machine.
>
> Thanks for info. I will check it.... it is strange, because I am using
> nod32 and it found nothing 8-\

The other possibility is that the file became infected after I downloaded
it, but before I ran it. Could have been something already on my machine,
but God knows how it could have got there, I am very careful.

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