Re: HELP HELP! NASTY TROJAN VIRUS ON THE LOOSE!

From: Kent W. England [MVP] (kwe_at_mvps.org)
Date: 11/19/03 

Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 19:59:34 -0800

Let me repeat advice to those seeking help with "trojan viruses":

1) If you have a name for the bug, then you need to tell us the name of
the tool that named the bug.

2) If you have a tool that named the bug, then tell us about what you
searched for on the vendor web site. If you have an article on removal
of the bug, give us the URL of the article and describe the problem you
are having implementing the solution.

3) If you tried any other tools, let us know.

4) If you rebuilt the system or shot holes through it with a shotgun
since you got the bug, let us know about that too.

5-100) If you have a name for the bug, then you need to tell us THE NAME
OF THE TOOL THAT NAMED THE BUG.

101) If you don't have a name for the bug, then describe the symptoms
that lead you to believe you have a bug. Be specific so we can eliminate
other possible sources of your problems. If you can't delete the file,
then name the file. 

-- 
Kent W. England, Microsoft MVP for Windows Security
"Arlene" <acameron@arkenvisions.com> wrote in
message news:04d601c3adc1$e8f1a5f0$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Hey peeps I was on a website today and I've contracted a
> Trojan virus (nasty little sucker) cos it won't let me
> delete the file or anything! I've ran numberous virus
> scans and it's deleted all the other little blighters but
> not the main one anyone know how to get rid of it?!
>
> I've looked on the net for answers and found none this
> place was my last hope can anyone out there help don't
> want the litte critter speading!
>
> Thanks for all your help please resond on the forum as I
> don't want to receive any emails in the event I might send
> something on????
>
> Thanks peeps for your help with this
>
> Regards
> Arlene