Kaspersky keeps finding the file 'wmibus.exe' in C:\Windows\System\ folder. The Anti-Virus removes the file but it keeps popping back.
Currently we are completing Windows and Office Updates in hopes that this worm stops replicating.
My question is - there is not much information on this worm virus...Has anybody come across this worm and successfully removed it or have any information on this worm?
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also for Autorun related infections, most of those piggyback on USB devices And / OR network shares
it should help alot if you could disable autorun using group policy or registry tweak mentioned in the belowarticle
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for an immediate fix, if you find hidden autorun.inf files and you wish to recover from this, you can run a tool like Flash_Disinfector which should prevent reinfection & immunize your system against such attacks
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You may need to boot your pc from a bootable Windows PE cd and remove the service the virus would have installed. I am sure it's the service that's stopping the antivirus from completely removing the virus.
You can search for Windows PE images on the internet or you can build your own using this MS article: http://technet.microsoft.c
This site http://apcmag.com/
Check this link for removal...
http://www.bleepingcompute
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by: Admin3kPosted on 2009-03-04 at 00:39:50ID: 23792745
think this is enough information to be able to manuially remove the infection
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