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Re: Malware/trojan attacks

from [krokofish] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Re: Malware/trojan attacks
Date: 25 Oct 2006 20:39:53 -0000 
Hello Richard,

i think i have the same problem on an WinXP Home Edition Laptop here.
I got this laptop from a friend. He complained about slow reaction and other 
bad behaviour while working.
First thing i´ve tried was to scan for viruses with ClamAntiVirus and 
Stinger.exe. Two viruses where found and successfully removed, here the stinger 
message:
W32/Sdbot.worm!ftp virus !!!
W32/Bugbear.6991@MM virus !!!

So far so good, but after installing XP SP2 i´m only able to access websites 
(IE/Firefox) one time. After a successfull HTTP request the browser is not able 
to access websites anymore.
But pinging the hosts inside the CommandLine is possible.

Now i tried to analyze the log output from RASDIAG.EXE (which is part of the 
Win XP Support Tools Package) and I found one (and only one!!) active 
connection to the IP you listed above:
Proto   Lokale Adresse      Remoteadresse   Status
TCP     192.168.0.73        213.121.73.136:19555 HERGESTELLT


I found no solution until now, did you do??






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