Detection of APF 5.2 & rootkit

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• Get a message that says no internet access.

  Original title: IPv4 and IPv6 show without internet access.

  Although the network says it is connected, there is no internet access because another computer already has this IP address.  I checked the IP addresses on the other two computers, and they do not have the same IP address.  He should be awarded automatically, and DHCP is enabled.  I got the modem and the router, the modem directly connected to the computer, tried resetting the INVESTIGATION period, restarted five times and I'm getting nowhere.  I'm very frustrated because it seems it should be good - we have never had this problem before.  All computers on our network are Windows 7 and everything work wireless.  Does anyone have a solution?

  Oh dear.  I thought first of all, I want to check if I wasn't wasting your time.  That's what I would have posted if you did not receive it sorted - McAfee has been updated at the same time as the last batch of updates from Windows 7 and this is the cause of problems of internet connection for most, if not all, users of McAfee.  See this "criticism" McAfee reviews - some customers may experience a loss of network connectivity and/or errors in McAfee Security Center after a recent update you should make the fix McAfee, if necessary. There are corresponding communications for their enterprise products.  I had to run the removal of McAfee Development tool a few times before and it caused a problem with the license if the PC was not connected to the internet during the abduction. Due cat of McAfee support reset their files in order to allow the relocation-reactivation. Here is their link cat - McAfee - media contains the link to the cat

  - - - - - - - - - - -

  I also developed a low opinion of McAfee - it took them three goes getting my re-installed McAfee work earlier this year and they had clearly received no training on the specific product [Security Center].

  The problem of update has been the drop of water for me.

  I removed McAfee the correct way:

  1 Uninstall using Control Panel, programs and features, select McAfee, uninstall

  2 then I ran their own tool of suppression - Development - in general, their opinion [above] gives different instructions for the use of the tool and says it '' may '' be used if step 1 is of the problems while the tool itself says made in step 1 and always run the tool later [which was in any case the procedure recommended for ages].

  3 so, I downloaded & installed Microsoft Security Essentials instead.  There are a lot of choices but it normally becomes in the recommended lists and it has decent support.

  Help and how-to

  Center solutions Microsoft Security Essentials

  Contact support

  as well as the MSSE section in forum MS answers Virus & Malware.  In this section of the forum I recognised an important factor which I had not thought of before. MSSE is part of the package which also includes MS Safety Scanner & Defender Offline so my tools for the detection of malware online scan & rootkit are now all part of the same family, and I could go on the forum the assistance for any questions I might have.

• mchInjDrv (Rootkit.Agent) detected by MBAM

  During his daily quick scan MBAM detected rootkit agent (I think I got this when I accidentally clicked on an ad on my Yahoo homepage).  I did quarantained and removed.  Afterwards, I ran CCleaner and restarted my laptop.  I can say that my laptop runs like he usually does, and I noticed something "evil".

  The MBAM log

  Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.11
  Database version: 704

  Objects scanned: 34113
  Time elapsed: 7 minute (s), 51 second (s)

  Memory processes infected: 0
  Memory Modules infected: 0
  Registry keys infected: 1
  Registry values infected: 0
  The infected registry data: 0
  Folders infected: 0
  Infected files: 0

  Process memory infected:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Memory infected:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Infected registry keys:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\mchInjDrv (Rootkit.Agent)-> quarantined and deleted successfully.

  The registry is infected:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Infected registry data items:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Infected files:
  (No malicious items detected)

  Infected files:
  (No malicious items detected)

  I just want to know if it is necessary to run HijackThis and post a log of HijackThis Forum I know, Bugbatter and Bamajim are extremely busy, and I don't want to impose any unnecessary work on them.

  Thank you very much.

  Mona.

  Dell Inspiron 1501

  Win XP SP2

  
  

• Rootkit scan in XP virtual mode has detected 3 sections corrupted for Hal.dll

  A scan of XP virtual mode rootkit installed on my computer has detected 3 .dll files corrupted under the name of "HalBeginSystemInterrupt." A licensed version of AVG will not remove the threat.

  Is this a real threat?

  A threat to security in the virtual XP mode will be my computer where virtual XP? On other computers?

  If so, how can I delete corrupted files and replace them with those not corrupted?

  Thank you

  Bill

  Hello

  I suggest you to see the steps in the article below and check if it helps.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314477

• SpywareBlaster can not detect mozilla firefox

  SpywareBlaster 5.2 no detection problem of Firefox in my older Pavilion with Windows 7 Home Premium but Spywareblaster 5.2 will not detect Firefox in my HP Envy.

  If you want to use a free alternative to Spywareblaster, you can use one of these free analytical tools:

  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • Anti-Rootkit utility - TDSSKiller
  • AdwCleaner (for more information, see this other AdwCleaner download page)
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  Personally, I recommend AdwCleaner. That's what I use and it does a great job to eliminate any software advertising or other malicious files in Firefox.

• Firefox takes back me to a microsoft technology if a problem is detected

  I tried to look at a link on facebook and she appeared that Firefox has detected 2 virus and said I should call to help solve the problem. The number gave me is 866-415-5853. I called and had a Global Access, who wanted to distance from my pc through LogMeIN Rescue. He said I had all kinds of problems and security issues with my pc, but it could be fixed for $249.

  What I want to know what a legitimate message from Firefox security?

  Mozilla doesn't provide phone technical support and has never, nor if they at any time in the future. If you want some suggestions on how to search the malware, I provide below.

  You can try these free programs to search for malicious software that work with your existing anti-virus software:

  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • Anti-Rootkit utility - TDSSKiller
  • AdwCleaner (for more information, see this other AdwCleaner download page)
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  Microsoft Security Essentials is a good permanent antivirus for Windows 7/Vista/XP, if you do not already have one.

  More information can be found in the article troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware .

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

• What is niorbmap? Shows like rootkit

  Hello

  Sorry I'm not sure where to post this as Im not sure what it refers to.

  I have the drivers (+ all that comes with them) installed for the NI USB-RS232 cable.

  Since hten, I did a scan quick rootkit using Spybot S & D who has informed me that the file C:\Windows\System32\niorbmap may be a possible rootkit infection. When I navigate to the location of the file is not visible - not a good sign.

  I assumed the name and something passing here on the forums that it's an OR related file.

  Could someone confirm this and if yes, explain why it can be detected as a rootkit?

  Thank you

  Hi Wolf99,

  This file looks like a part of our driver you mentioned. Take a look at my pc, I also have the file, it is located in C:\Windows\SysWOW64 (the equivalent of 64-bit system32) on my machine. Open the file with Notepad, it has many references to different software/drivers of OR. This file should not be malicous and is probably a false positive by Spybot S & D.

  Best regards
  Andrew

• Definition of the word "Rootkit".

  (Sorry if this is the wrong subject, but at least it includes the definition of the word ;-)
  There are two competing definitions of the word; Rootkit

  The first is:
  -ROOTKIT = 1: "hide", 2nd: 'malicious', performs actions harmful to the network, system or users. He must do the 1st and the 2nd is assumed.
  (In this definition of the first part, root means something that lies under the surface.)
  The second is:
  -ROOTKIT = software that includes privileged code, using the resources of protected system and functions. The term dates with Unix System Utilities that provided functions not in the operating system. The current use is for the privileged of the legitimate software and malware who wins and who uses privileges through unauthorized means.
  (In this definition of the first part, root means the privileged or administrative account on a Unix system).

  People who work with or for one of the organizations AV utility, use the second. They generally speak of a detection of rootkits to change system made by a valid software as a legitimate Rootkit and a false positive detection. So they specifically differentiate legitimate Rootkits and malicious Rootkits. All the utilities Virus definitions include a legitimate list of these Rootkits to eliminate false positive detections.

  It would seem that the demarcation line may be IS professional and 'lay '. But the document Microsoft, Understanding Anti-Malware Technologies, seems to be using the first definition. If address to business people, but the wait is it was written by a professional.

  Is there a principal security analyst at Microsoft, who might have real experience at the origin of this word. (No kiddies offense, but are looking for some who actually fought in the 'little Indian-Big Indian war').

  (Note: Rootkit is always indicated as badly spelled, if developers of Office have not yet added to their 'words' dictionary)

  So you don't think it might help to post if you are looking for people with experience Unix in Unix forums instead of Microsoft forums?

  The thread may be in another part of the whole of the site answers Forums, but you are always in the wrong place.

  To use an analogy, you go to the forum of plumber to request information on how the Electrical Code are 120 and 240 circuits in homes rather than ask the electrician forum.  Maybe some electical plumber also works and may know, but are not significantly higher chances of success asking a group of electricians instead?

• AVG detects viruses, C:\sccfg.sys if I scan and delete, it will appear after each reboot.

  Original title: C:\sccfg.sys

  AVG detects C:\sccfg.sys
  What is a rootkit?
  How can I get rid of it permanently?
  I ask AVG Anti-virus (free) to cope - AVV, then asks me to restart the computer
  After the re - start AVG advises me that the threat has been eliminated.
  AVG analysis finds no problem for the next (approx.) 2-3 weeks
  Then, the threat is detected again.
  I have lived this cycle several times now.
  BUT I want to get rid of the threat for good.

  Internet search suggests this threat comes from a program called "Folder Lock", (which I had installed for several years) but AVG has only been reported as a threat for maybe three months.
  Research on the Internet tells me that the problem cannot be solved by uninstalling "Folder Lock"

  How can I get rid of this threat?

  Hi Leeds,

  It seems that AVG detects C:\sccfg.sys as virus, if you scan and delete, it will appear after each reboot.

  Let's run the virus scan in safe mode with networking:

  Check out this link to start your computer in safe mode with networking:

  A description of the options to boot in Safe Mode Windows XP http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315222

  After starting in safe mode with network, virus using AVG anti-virus scanner.

  With AVG Anti-virus, perform a full scan using the Microsoft Safety Scanner.

  Refer to this link:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  I hope this helps!

• AVG Free anti-virus analysis reports errors potentially dangerous following rootkit

  AVG anti-virus free the following errors of potentially dangerous rootkit analysis reports - ' ";" C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\sppz.sys «;» ATAPI.sys, Hung import HAL.dll READ_PORT_USHORT-> sppz.sys + 0x20C0"; "' Object is hidden" ' ";" C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\sppz.sys «;» ATAPI.sys, Hung import HAL.dll WRITE_PORT_BUFFER_USHORT-> sppz.sys + 0x2800"; "' Object is hidden" ' ";" C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\sppz.sys «;» ATAPI.sys, Hung import HAL.dll WRITE_PORT_UCHAR-> sppz.sys + 0x26D6"; "' Object is hidden" ' ";" ' C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\sppz.sys ';' i8042prt.sys, Hung import HAL.dll READ_PORT_UCHAR-> sppz.sys + 0x11B90; "' Object is hidden.  Is this a false positive, or should I remove these rootkits?  If so, how?  These have been reported after that I installed the Windows updates on June 14, 2012.

  You need to scan with a program SPECIALLY designed to detect and remove rootkits (aswMBR):

  http://public.avast.com/~Gmerek/aswMBR.htm
  Download this file to your desktop. Double-click the icon to run the program. When the opportunity to download and install the latest Avast definitions do.
  Run a scan. Results in red indicate that this was not a false positive! Do you need to remove the rootkit (including "FixMBR" if necessary).

• Alureon Rootkit is too strong for me.

  Alureon Rootkit is too strong for me. Apparently, Alureon is with me for a long time and I simply stop using that computer for the last year.  Alureon has survived a full windows (6 trials) format, also survives in a COMPLETE of Ubuntu Linux 11.10(4 tries) installation and now remains at the end of her remaining at 2.8 GB of a hard drive of 80 GB hard drive. THE LATTER IS shot out of my hair before using Darik Boot and Nuke ("DBAN").
  Signed: Toadlee BrainDead
  Dell 8400 p4/3.2GHz/ram1.5gb/sata80gb use to run Windows XP pro with all the updates.

  I'm in Bios/system/readers.

  The last selection under the heading is SATA - drives
  choices are RAID Autodetect / AHCI - then - RAID Autodetect / ATA - then - RAID - then - combination.
  It is on the default setting of Autodetct RAID / AHCI
  with a Note - Note that the attribution or the combination Mode will change how disks are listed. The info for readers will not reflect these changes until after a reboot.

  I did nothing at this stage.

  Just like I predicted!
  Change the setting from Auto detect RAID/AHCI RAIDAutodetect / ATA.
  
  
  More reading pleasure:
  
  
  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/p/19371903/19849785.aspx

• Rootkit Removal!

  I ran a removal AVG anti-rootkit. There are 4 but not cure or remove them... How should I do this?  It's what he first two looks like... can yu help?

  "C:\Users\All Users\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\MSS2BE32.log ';" Hidden file "; "' Object is hidden.

  "C:\ProgramData\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\Projects\SystemIndex\Indexer\CiFiles\00010017.wid ';" Hidden file "; "' Object is hidden.

  also found a virus 1 and 5 trojens... but a virus protection free disabling these

  I ran a removal AVG anti-rootkit. There are 4 but not cure or remove them... How should I do this?  It's what he first two looks like... can yu help?

  Click on the link below and download Superantispyware Portable. The scanner does not install or need to update assuming that you perform analysis in a reasonable amount of time after download.

  Superantispy-portable

  Once you have scanned with the download above, update and choose a full scan with Malwarebytes link below.

  Malwarebytes.org

  Then, click on the link below and download TDSS Killer. It is a rootkit detection tool. The scan is very short. Read the prompts on the screen. If you continue to have problems after you run these scans after return.

  TDSSKiller.exe

  If you need help please post back.

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• Rootkit virus mplay32Q.dll

  A recent analysis of my pc by Hitman. Pro has detected a virus, rootkit mplay32Q .dll. It cannot be deleted and the Windows restart informed a problem serious, but recovered. How to use the scanner free Windows showed no problems at all, but I thought I saw the file being checked in the scan-little too quick to be sure tho. All the world experienced this and I'm doomed?

  If it's a rootkit, run this

• Alureon Rootkit bar me bad. HELP Please!

  Hello dear users of Windows. This is my first post here, because the problem is so serious that even I could not remove it (or I don't know I did).

  Problem: 

  I was infected by the famous Alureon rootkit.

  Reason:

  I think it has been updated for Windows. I updated Windows 2 months ago, and after it had to restart windows. I restarted windows and it loads perfectly, but when I click on Internet Explorer to make sure that no new updates, my computer was attacked by at least 10-13 virus/worms. My AV-> Avast! Internet Security is crazy, it was like: a thread has been detected,was detected a thread, a thread has been detected, a thread has been detected so I did not wait for him to remove them I was very shocked so I emidietly restart the computer. It's my BIGGEST mistake. After reboot avast cleaned a few worms in the temporary folders, but these verses have been just a small fry. The real deal is that Alureon that injected somewhere

  Symptoms: 

  -L' massive attack on Internet Explorer.

  -Blue screens of death at startup pointing to important system files, windows will load after reboot of the 5th.

  -Sometimes I get Restrictions folders-> your security current settings do not allow you... blah blah (change of the configuration)

  What I used to optimize the pc and remove the errors & virus (Optimizors):

  -Win XP Optimizer: 4 times 

  -Error Repair Professional: 4 times

  -Speed UP My PC: 4 times

  -PC Health Advisor: 4 times

  -Driver Scanner: 4 times

  -CCleaner: 4 times

  -Registry Mechanic: 4 times

  -Advanced System Optimizer: 4 times

  -Your Uninstaller: 4 times

  -HiJackThis: 2 times

  -Malicious Microsoft Software Removal Tool: 2 times

  - Avast! Internet Security: 1 all the discs, normal, max and 1 System Boot Scan 

  I tried stuff even more (they are my usual optimizers)... nothing

  I want to add:

  It is a lot worse then it sounds at first. He even tried some of my ACC, even now, all that remains are the blue screens at startup. Avast! Security is one of the best AV out there it scans everything that happens and I have no notification of rootkits since it happened. I know he's hiding it's self, but I can't even see it running in the Task Manager... I guess it runs only until windows loads... PLEASE HELP ME!

  P.S.:

  -Formatting the drives, reinstall Windows, updated for Windows Vista/7 or Linux or any other operating system are not an option.

  @joelj1964 - Yah... Thanks for nothing...

  @ GTS - NJ - UM, um, that I realized, he could not be Alureon, BUT DID I had put it to day in-depth Windows and Yes, I did managed to remove it.

  Here's how I did it:

  I turned on Avast! Shields of Internet Security to the MAX

  I Ran Kaspersky Lab tool for rootkits, it finds only c:\windows\system32\drivers\sptd.sys locked

  Other rootkit removal tools I ran were Buster of Sopshos Anti-Rootkit, Gmer, Rootkit, Rootkit Revealer.

  They found a large number of infected files sys I removed and restered with those in SafeMode (sfc/scannow) clean (I have not found in a big box store so the stuff above... I am my only computer scientist, sorry = /)

  A ran my default optimizers and updated many drivers restore those infected

  Results: System running faster, faster start-up, there wasn't No 10/05/20 system restarts before loading windows-online WINDOWS 10 LATEST UPDATES ACT AS THEY have not been INSTALLED.

  My Question: When the windows updates will be safe for users of Windows XP new :((

  I thank very you much for the replies!

• RootKit/Malware/Virus problem - windows cannot access the specified device file or the path, you don't have permissions

  Hello

  I have a problem with my computer it has been infected by a virus that is not visible in normal mode. It prevents running any application that would help in the detection and removal. I tried running mrt, mcaffe, trendmicro rootkit detector rootkit detector, spybotSD, analysis windows Defender online Windows live onecar. All these works for a minute and then shutsdown, when I click it again I get the error, as mentioned in the title, 'windows cannot access the specified device file or the path, you do not have permissions.

  This problem has a solution or re - install is the only way out?

  The pointers/help appreciated.

  Just to add, I am able to connect using my last known good configuration and only safe mode configurations.

  Thank you

  Id2View,

  1. follow all the instructions in this thread: How to get rid of malware

  2. If still no joy you can find Microsoft MVPs and other trained analysts on the following support sites:
  Aumha.org
  Atribune.org
  SpywareHammer
  BleepingComputer
  Safer-Networking

  3. If you need help with virus-related issues, contact the Support Services Microsoft product.

  To support the Canada and the United States, call toll-free (866) PCSAFETY (727-2338).

  For support outside the United States and the Canada, visit the page Web of Product Support Services.

  4. If you need more assistance for the position of the newsgroup Microsoft - security - virusvirus/worm.
  Through your News Reader:
  News://msnews.Microsoft.com/Microsoft.public.Security.virus
  Via the Web:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?DG=Microsoft.public.Security.virus

  Hope this helps,

  Vincenzo Di Russo - Microsoft MVP Windows Internet Explorer, Windows Desktop Experience & security - since 2003. ~ ~ ~ My MVP profile: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Vincenzo