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You most likely have the conficker virus<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/962007" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/962007</a><br />
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and read solution here<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24183596/How-To-remove-W32-downadup-b-virus.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24183596/How-To-remove-W32-downadup-b-virus.html</a><br />

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You most likely have the conficker virus

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/962007 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/962007]

and read solution here

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24183596/How-To-remove-W32-downadup-b-virus.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24183596/How-To-remove-W32-downadup-b-virus.html]


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We already found out which virus we are dealing with (and yes, it was that one), that wasn't my question (I didn't post the question in the antii virus section ;-) ) My question is more in general, if someone remotely schedules a task on another computer, it is possible to trace such an attempt (succes or not) on the remote machine and how would I identify that in the event viewer or something like that.
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We already found out which virus we are dealing with (and yes, it was that one), that wasn't my question (I didn't post the question in the antii virus section ;-) ) My question is more in general, if someone remotely schedules a task on another computer, it is possible to trace such an attempt (succes or not) on the remote machine and how would I identify that in the event viewer or something like that.

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Also some people have posted in other sections unknowing that they had said virus, so better safe than sorry :-)<br />
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Hope the above helps you<br />

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Also some people have posted in other sections unknowing that they had said virus, so better safe than sorry :-)

Hope the above helps you


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No Worries! And thanks, that article was very helpful.<br />
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No Worries! And thanks, that article was very helpful.



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I have some virus that remotely schedules tasks on other computers and that made me think:<br />
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On the machine that the task is created on, is it possible to see from which machine that task was actually created? I assume using auditing it should be possible to trace this?<br />
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Any ideas?
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I have some virus that remotely schedules tasks on other computers and that made me think:

On the machine that the task is created on, is it possible to see from which machine that task was actually created? I assume using auditing it should be possible to trace this?

Any ideas?

Can I trace or audit Remote Scheduled Task (at.exe) Commands?

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