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Ran Ad-Aware and it picked it up. The payload of the variant G Trojan seems to be coulomb Dialer
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Ran Ad-Aware and it picked it up. The payload of the variant G Trojan seems to be coulomb Dialer

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Thank you very much ! I hope my suggestions helped you. <br />
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makana<br />
A+ MCP Cisco Acad Sem-1<br />

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Thank you very much ! I hope my suggestions helped you.

makana
A+ MCP Cisco Acad Sem-1


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I have just cleaned up virus Trojan.ByteVerify from a client after a great deal of digging and rebooted. Subsequent scans using Norton show no virus. However, his DUN Settings keep replicating and replacing the proper number/login with a premium rate one. The Original one then appears as _OLD<br />
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How do I find and kill the payload the virus has left behind? I am planning to run a spyware killer as well as soon as I get back to his desk.<br />
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I'm no expert on Windows 2000 SP4 so any help would be good.
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I have just cleaned up virus Trojan.ByteVerify from a client after a great deal of digging and rebooted. Subsequent scans using Norton show no virus. However, his DUN Settings keep replicating and replacing the proper number/login with a premium rate one. The Original one then appears as _OLD

How do I find and kill the payload the virus has left behind? I am planning to run a spyware killer as well as soon as I get back to his desk.

I'm no expert on Windows 2000 SP4 so any help would be good.

DUN Settings keep changing after a virus attack

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