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Re: Undetectable backdoor! help

Subject: Re: Undetectable backdoor! help
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 21:29:56 -0700
On 7 Dec 2005 00:55:05 -0000, x@y.cz <x@y.cz> wrote:
I had the same problem as you. First SpySheriff and then the strange winlogon 
behaviour (with manwithnoname.biz). I think I solved it with Spyware  Doctor. 
I run fullsystem scan for several times, then also in safemode and the 
problem seems to dissapear. My firewall network activity watcher doesnt 
report the actvity of winlogon.exe any more. So try it and you will see.


I dealt with a similar problem recently; instructions from both McAfee
and Symantec failed to fix it, although McAfee's scanner managed to
pop up a warning every couple seconds that there was a virus. Winlogon
was loading a dll at startup, which would check on shutdown that it
was properly written into the registry so that it would be loaded
again on startup. In short, you couldn't just delete registry entries,
because they'd get written back again when you turned off the machine.
The solution was to use SysInternals' Process Explorer to suspend the
winlogon process, clean all references to that particular dll from the
registry, and power off the computer without shutting down normally.

-Josh

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