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| Subject: | Re: 答复: Hacked again??? |
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| Date: | Mon, 27 Jun 2005 12:36:38 +0530 |
More information on the "good" processess running in the computer -DLLs and EXEs can be seen in http://www.processlibrary.com/ If the process is not listed in here , we can also run the http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html to find the veracity of the same. Finally as Yu Haitao David pointed , a HijackFix scan will yeildresults to remove the "bad" stuff regardsKKDU On 6/16/05, Yu Haitao David <davidyu@tencent.com> wrote:> check via googling...> > winproc.exe ---- from http://www.trojaner-board.de/showthread.php?t=2153,> it must be a brwoser hijacker, use spyware tools to remove it> > Rpcservice.exe ------ no useful information, but from its name, must be> a> RPC server/client. mostly used in many trojans> > msnmsgr.exe ------- if you are soure of that it is NOT from microsoft,> then> it IS the malicious process.> > what these three combination could do? hm, if they are really worked> together, your PC might be trojaned or zombied, maybe totally controlled by> someone else.> > you may solve this in the following steps:> > 1. using spyware removing tools, such as HijackThis, to check registry,> delete obvious suspecious entry. especially in RUN;> 2. reboot to Safe Mode, delete those files listed;> 3. using some browser fixing tools, such as TweakUI, to restore your> browser> settings.> > hope it helped.> > -----邮件原件-----> 发件人: Mauricio Fernandez [mailto:mfernandez@fdta-valles.org] > 发送时间: 2005年6月15日 6:20> 收件人: security-basics@securityfocus.com> 主题: Hacked again???> > Hi…> > I am not sure, but I think that I was hacked again.> > I have a w2k SP4 full patched box with KerioFirewall, and this morning I> found three running process on it:> Winproc.exe> Rpcservice.exe> Msnmsgr.exe> > The last one it is not the Messenger from Microsoft…> > I google those file names, but all I found was in Japanese/Hebrew or> something...> > Does anyone know some attack with this three files combination?> > TIA> > > > Mauricio Fernández S.> IT Manager> Tel. 591- 445-25160> Fax. 591- 441-15056> mfernandez@fdta-valles.org> www.fdta-valles.org> Cochabamba - Bolivia> > >
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