TR/Crypt.ULPM.Gen Win32.Trojan.Agent and Vundo

Discussion in 'Malware Help - MG (A Specialist Will Reply)' started by newmedia3d, Apr 4, 2008.

  1. newmedia3d

    newmedia3d Private E-2

    I have done all of the steps, have virus protection, antivir, sypbot, crap cleaner and a paid version of spyware blaster. I had an attack of the vundo virus.... I don't think it's completely gone. I followed the instructions by Attribune. Can anyone spot it in my hijack this profile I ran in safe mode?? As I said, I've tried to get rid of everything bad in safemode. Antivir found 5 versions of TR/Crypt.ULPM.Gen. Ad-Aware 2007 found a nasty piece of Malware, Win32.Trojan.Agent. I can't find any information about the malware on the web. Anyway, I think I'm clean and clear, but really would appreciate an opinion of my hijackthis log. Please advise!!
     

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    newmedia3d, Apr 4, 2008
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  2. abri

    abri MajorGeek

    Hi newmedia3d,
    Welcome to the Malware Forum!

    I can't really tell you much based on your hijackthis log. HijackThis was run from the desktop which is the wrong place for it to be installed. This may mean that your browser is set to automatically download everything to your desktop without asking you where to put it.

    We don't rely on HijackThis for an assessment of your computer, because it doesn't give enough information. If you'd like for us to look at your logs, please follow the instructions in the READ & RUN ME FIRST and attach the requested logs.

    abri
     
    abri, Apr 5, 2008
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  3. newmedia3d

    newmedia3d Private E-2

    I am an just going to reformat.... and reinstall.
     
    newmedia3d, Apr 5, 2008
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  4. chaslang

    chaslang MajorGeeks Admin - Master Malware Expert Staff Member

    It's your choice on what approach you prefer to take. But a new install involves more than you may think. Especially to get back to a level of where your system is at. You have to consider all of the below:
    • you have to backup all you own data, settings, configurations etc and first you have to know what/where all of these are. And you have to have the medium (burnable media, second hard drive, tape drive [yuck] )
    • then you must make sure you have the necessary disks to reinstall not just your OS but all other software you use especially protection before going online
    • then fdisk, format, reinstall the OS
    • now reinstall all your software especially protection
    • get online (requires some setup and config that novices have problems with)
    • download updates for OS
    • download updates for protection software
    • download updates for all other software
    • tweak all software back the way you like it. Including Desktop settings, icons etc.
    • create all the folders that you use for everything in your normally routines
    • re-load from your backups to get data back, to get settings, Favorites,.....etc back
    • now over the next two weeks you will realize that you forgot to backup some stuff and also you will keep finding something else that you need to reinstall.
    Removing Vundo is actually not that difficult once we get the logs from you.
     
    chaslang, Apr 6, 2008
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