antivirus pro 2010
metspitzer
2010?
My niece or nephew has stumbled on this twice.
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VanguardLH
They disappear in a couple days. So you are LOOKING to find this
malware to do what? Teach your niece or nephew (for which you haven't
yet made a choice) a lesson in properly security their computer (which
is really their parents' computer)?
David H. Lipman
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Jock!
Remove Antivirus Pro 2010 with the removal instructions here:
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1PW
Excellent question unless the OP is trying to find the attack vector
or test the defenses of the system that was in question.
Still - why go looking for trouble?
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metspitzer
> Hi,
>
> Remove Antivirus Pro 2010 with the removal instructions here:
>
A system restore seems to have fixed the problem.
Thanks
My original question was if there is a list of sites that causes this
program to be installed. I guess that is too vague of a question.
My niece uses all the social sites, and my nephew is into games. He
is also 15 so...........who knows where he has been.
I am not his mother, but I do get to fix the computer when it gets
broken.
@nomail.afraid.org FromTheRafters
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I strongly suspect the "attack vector" occurs before the actual download
site is reached by the user. IOW the OP wanted the download site and not
the script from the website (or an ad on that website) or whatever
trojan distribution method was used to direct the user to the download.
Many places may "attack" users (and those places change often) by
causing them to visit the download site (which changes less often) by
social engineering. The OP asked for the "site that infects the
computer" not the sites that coerce the users to visit said site.
...at least that was my interpretation of the post.
@nomail.afraid.org FromTheRafters
Thanks
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Thanks for clarifying. The attack vector is by vulnerable *users* -
social engineering leads the victim to the download site. These social
engineering ploys can come from just about anywhere, but the
perpetrators know what places are popular and tend to concentrate their
efforts there.
That is not to say that there aren't software exploits being used in
some cases, but first and foremost these are trojans that exploit
misplaced user trust.
Alan T
>>
>> Remove Antivirus Pro 2010 with the removal instructions here:
>>
>> http://www.geekpolice.net/malware-removal-guides-f12/remove-antivirus...
>
> A system restore seems to have fixed the problem.
>
> Thanks
>
> My original question was if there is a list of sites that causes this
> program to be installed. I guess that is too vague of a question.
>
> My niece uses all the social sites, and my nephew is into games. He
> is also 15 so...........who knows where he has been.
>
> I am not his mother, but I do get to fix the computer when it gets
> broken.
My daughter also got this problem in her pc, I have tried Malwarebyte but
got the same issue with the guys in the forum:
Cannot run executable or executable was infected.
Will try manually remove files tonight and let you guys know the result.
Maximus the Mad
use task mgr to turn off process then MBAM should be able to remove it.
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Jack
Also I can not boot into SafeMode. Where is Microsoft in all this? I have
defender and auto updates but still my computer has been completely taken
hostage. And where is the FBI? Isn't extortion a federal crime? The
criminals behind this provided clear instructions on where to send the
ransom, why hasn't this problem been solved?
whew, that made me feel a
little better...
course the computer is still jacked
>
NT Canuck
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> My daughter also got this problem in her pc, I have tried Malwarebyte but
> got the same issue with the guys in the forum:
> Cannot run executable or executable was infected.
>
> Will try manually remove files tonight and let you guys know the result.
843kb free tool that may help.
http://files.avast.com/files/beta/aswar.exe
A few more, somewhere to start.
http://www.ntinternals.org/anti_rootkits.php
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