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AVAST.......... Free tool that will help you remove selected worm infections from your computer. If, despite all the security measures you take, your computer gets infected by a virus or worm, it is necessary to disinfect your system somehow. While for some viruses the only 100% realiable method of disinfection is restoring your system from backups, for many common infections this is not really necessary and the virus/worm can be removed quite easily

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jaxgough
Cool, but I have found the best way is to do some research find and remove it manually. It is the best way to learn how these things really affect your system and how you can better defend against it. File mod IDS like Tripwire, a bit of snort a decent Firewall and a couple of AV.

Thanks for the info ComSec
Jax
as0l0
this is great.

do you know of any tool that will do this remotely? or a tool that can scan remotely for trojans?
CoolRaden
Thanks for the info
Rigpa
as0l0: since you asked this here, you can find a tool from pandasoft that i put on my website here
there are tools to remove stuff as wellas other information there as well,, hth biggrin.gif
beardednose
I run panda platnium on one of my boxes (got it free when they were dangling out that "free for life" deal), but can't say I like it much. Not intuitive and just doesn't work as well as I like. Just had to reinstall as the firewall wouldn't run.

But it DOES catch the SC-keylogger, which impressed me (not that this logger is any better than any other). So far, I've only found that Avast, Norton, Panda, and Antivir catches it. Trend Micro does not, which is very disappointing (it did catch one other keylogger, but don't remember which).

I don't particularly like avast either. The GUI is horrible IMHO and stuff is too hard to find. It does seem to have more features that other free antivirus. And Avast installs and updates FAST!

(of course, loggers exists that don't even use sockets, so no AV will catch them).
ganz2
found 2 on my comp lol
skorpio
very nice program biggrin.gif

i have found 3 virus :S

thx biggrin.gif
FakoLy
thanx i check it smile.gif
AdmiralB
excellant got 5 out of mine
ganz2
it missed an adware program on mine that spykiller got.
qcred11
Another good free antivirus product - AVG.

AVG free edition contains:
AVG Resident Protection
AVG e-mail Scanner
AVG On-Demand Scanner
Basic Scheduled Tests
Free Virus Database Updates
Automatic Update feature
Easy-To-Use Interface
Automatic Healing of infected files
AVG Virus Vault for safe handling of infected files

Link:http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php
LoRdi2k4

http://www.ewido.net

its free, look really nice and is fast too
Silent Bob
nice but i prefere AVG, what qcred11 said, ive always used it
apart from i get probs updating due to my ISP rolleyes.gif
qcred11
AVG is nice AV product with a lot of features and most important for FREE.
Give it a try guys. You'll never regret.
FuzZyBeeR
smile.gif Just had a format so no Worms yet here smile.gif Except for WOrms 3d biggrin.gif
Photon
you have a problem when AVG crashes... yeah you can't edit shit anymore..
qcred11
AVG is very stable. Never crashed on me...
roger_girardin
i've trojaned a girl friend
she was free avg protected
lol
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it was with a normal server -(detected by all avs but avg)

then i'installed armaggedon with av kill option

it destroyed avg and made its dial up connection unstable

lol

for me, it's the worst

lol
qcred11
Did she ever update her AVG? Maybe that was the reason why AV didn't detect your trojan...
dissolutions
You mean.. you actually trojaned your own girlfriend?

You didn't just lie about needing to do it in newsgroups? tongue.gif tongue.gif laugh.gif
(hang around alt.hacking you'll get what I mean biggrin.gif )
erbs
Agreed, AVG is a great product. Plus, it's free, so it's hard to beat.
LoRdi2k4
http://vil.nai.com/vil/averttools.asp

Its a free McAfee AntiVir/Worm tool, based on Avert
called Stinger
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