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spoolvs.exe (Backdoor.SDBot.Gen << Bitdefender)

Asked by ozgurorhan in Windows Network Security

I have a big problem in my network (which consists nearly a hundred computers). 6 or 7 computers always sending router some packages to random sources to their 135 port. in every single computer there is norton antivirus corporate edition which is updated regularly. but when i opened task manager i find out that there is a process that i don't know : spoolvs.exe (not spoolsv.exe)

so i download some virus protection programs and try them all. only bit defender find the trojan. (Backdoor.SDBot.Gen in spoolvs.exe) But when i uninstall bitdefender the trojan comes out again, and it starts to spread all over the network.

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