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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: rogwar on May 23, 2012, 11:12:18 PM
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Yep that's what it is called.
Believe me. You don't want any of this action. What a nasty son of a gun. I'm pretty well versed in such things and know or can find how to properly eliminate using the various recognized programs, process killers and even editing the registry.
This tard even does something weird to the host file. Luckily it's just on an older but fully updated and allegedly protected laptop.
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Avast, with a side helping of Malware Bytes
but it sounds like you may be trying to lock the stable door after the horse has already bolted
best of luck
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I run ESET Smart Security 5.
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It's a nasty trojan/fake antivirus thing called Best Antivirus Software. That is the name.
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TrendMicro
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By calling this trojan Best Antivirus Software it makes searching for info helpful to removal difficult.
Some of the replies on this thread are an example.
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By calling this trojan Best Antivirus Software it makes searching for info helpful to removal difficult.
Some of the replies on this thread are an example.
It can be removed extremely easily.
Do a full reformat of the drive, reset boot sector. Reinstall windows. Done.
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It can be removed extremely easily.
Do a full reformat of the drive, reset boot sector. Reinstall windows. Done.
This is just an older notebook we use for browsing. I am beginning to think you are right.
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I had a friend get that.... stupid popups websurfing. I pulled the drive and slaved it in another machine that ran MSSE. Ran MSSE on it and cleaned it. Reinstalled it into the friends machine and used the Windows Disc to fix boot.
Worked great.
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It's a nasty trojan/fake antivirus thing called Best Antivirus Software. That is the name.
lmao, that is a nasty one. one of those buggers (anti-virus 2000, 2010, 2012, security suite 2012, etc...) will install a rootkit on your drive.
you might want to do what Ripley suggested just to be safe.
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I run ESET Smart Security 5.
That's what I use, excellent software.
ack-ack
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I just downloaded Avast it made my screen go blank :rofl
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I used avast with a a boottime scan set up to autorun at 4am twice a week. Just incase a rootkit hits me. Or just format.
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I just downloaded Avast it made my screen go blank :rofl
lol, probably because your system still has whatever it was that shut down microsoft security essentials and dropped your firewall.
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Yeah if you have MSE it won't play nice with Avast
on my previous computer I tried removing MSE so I could get Avast on there, but that caused even more problems!
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I have ms essentials. never had a problem. well once i actually did notice somebody maxed out my gas card. it turned out to be my son who used the card I gave to his sister for emergencies. I knew i should've used a condom at least once.
semp
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I have ms essentials. never had a problem. well once i actually did notice somebody maxed out my gas card. it turned out to be my son who used the card I gave to his sister for emergencies. I knew i should've used a condom at least once.
semp
:rofl
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Reformat was the only viable solution in the end. That was a nasty one.
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I run ESET Smart Security 5.
Same using anything else doesn't make sense. It is far too good. I had a virus similar to yours McAfee found nothing. Installed ESET did a sweep everything was quarantined or deleted and my computer runs like new.
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This is just an older notebook we use for browsing. I am beginning to think you are right.
If that's what you use it for, I fully recommend downloading and installing Ubuntu linux on the computer. You can surf without worry about viruses after that - and all regular stuff will work. Youtube, flash games etc.