Re: Bloodhound.Exploit.6

From: Donna Buenaventura \(MVP] (dbuenaventura_at_mvps.org)
Date: 10/02/04

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    Norton Antivirus should be able to quarantine the file. Open your NAV then
    look for Quarantine. The infected file should be there, you can safely
    delete it.
    If Spybot Search & Destroy is detecting any DSO Exploits, ignore it for now
    because it is a false alarm/false flag. If you would like to avoid this
    false-alarm being detected in the future, open SpyBot in advanced mode, go
    to: Settings > Ignore Products > on the "All Products" "Tab" > scroll to >
    "DSO Exploit" > check that item only. 

    -- 
Donna Buenaventura
Microsoft MVP/Windows Security
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"pan11" <pan11@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:679C5C8C-6AD2-40CB-AC1B-126B7E20B45A@microsoft.com...
>I got a message from NAV informing me that I have this trojan in my system.
> I went to the Norton page and followed the link to the Microsoft bulletin
> regarding this.
> Then I downloaded Spybot and it found some other spyware on my system as
> well as this one but although it showed that it was deleting it it did not
> manage to do so.
>
> I then followed the Spybot link to
> http://www.greymagic.com/security/advisories/gm001-ie/ and read that the 
> only
> way to get rid of this trojan which has changed my Windows registry key it 
> to
> download a security patch from microsoft.  i dowloaded all the updates for
> the problem as well as service pack 2.  Most of them worked apart from the
> one that told me I need to installed Outlook Express 6 which is already
> running in my system.
>
> How do I get rid of this trojn?  I'm not proficient enough to attempt to
> change the registry key myself and I'm in the middle of nowhere without 
> any
> computer programmer or administrator round!
>
> Any helpful suggestions will be much appreciated!
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