Re: A Hijacking Problem
- From: "Ron" <ryon@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Jun 2006 23:02:56 -0700
David H. Lipman wrote:
From: "Sebastian Gottschalk" <seppi@xxxxxxxxx>
Please stick to a subject matter that you have direct knowledge on. Ron specifically noted
"Win Anti-Virus".
It is the Vundo Trojan and/or Virtuomunde Adware infection that points to the download and
installation of WinAntivirus Pro, WinAntiSpyware Pro and WinFixer 2006. This is propogated
by...
Amaena
P.O. box1048
Chernigov, NA 14032
UA
Other symptoms are Pop-Ups indicating;
"There is a security vulnerability from the Blackworm virus. We recomen you DOWNLOAD ..."
and
"There is a security vulnerability from the Beagle virus. We recomen you DOWNLOAD ..."
The malware is well known to take advantage of a vulnerability in older versions of Sun
Java.
Dave;
Does the company that makes all of the above anti-virus programs
responsible for this infection or some other party? If the company is
responsible, why aren't they being sued or fined for starting what is
essentially a virus that their program can cure? That seems to me like
software extortion.
Ron
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