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Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 3
OS: winXP SP2
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Infection in a WinXP SP2 machine
Hello,
I am facing a problem for a couple of days now that seems impossible to resolve... I was using outlook and had the preview pane enabled. as soon as I opened my inbox folder the first email appeared. for my bad luck, it contained a virus which my Symantec Antivirus (full version: 10.0.0.359, with updates on 20/5/09) detected. I deleted the email, unfortunately it seems my system has been compromised. The problems: Keep getting reports from my antivirus that it found and successfully deleted files like "hacktool.rootkit", or "downloader". Apart from that, there was a file in one of my folders in Docs&Settings under a folder named "nameOfFolder.exe" which I could not get rid of - I turned to safe mode and removed it, but it came back up on restart to normal mode. I finally managed to remove it today by first renaming and then deleting (!). Moreover, there is a file in my system32 folder with the name bootok.exe which from what i read is a virus/trojan - which again I cannot get rid of: i can delete it, but it keeps coming back. Finally, I cannot go to my registry editor. I have updated my antivirus but in every scan my machine appears clean... I also scanned with malwarebytes' antimalware: clean. also with rootkit.reavealer: clean. tried also to run HiJackThis, but it cannot run... ![]() any help much appreciated :) |
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Join Date: May 2009
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OS: winXP SP2
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Re: Infection in a WinXP SP2 machine
As a continuation to my original post:
I would like to correct the mistake where is said: "I also scanned with malwarebytes' antimalware: clean." I scanned, but it showed multiple infections. Please see attached file. Thank you! |
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