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A Trojan virus is faulty computer program that can infect remote computers by changing the desktop or deleting important files. Generally called a Trojan Horse, it appears as a legitimate file or software from a trusted source, therefore tricking users into opening it or downloading it. Take action and protect your personal computer files by learning to delete this Trojan virus.
Here is more infomation and removal guide:
http://trojan-horses-killer.com
Boot into safemode with networking (F7/F8 at startup)
then go to download.com and install malwarebytes & Spybot Search & Destroy.
Update – Full scan – Fix Problem
-Cant run? use combofix first.
wont allow you to download malwarebytes?
rename its binary name from mbam.exe to xxx.exe
Didn’t work? contact me over MSN or send a HijackThis log:
http://www.txtninja.com/x/a58200da05.gif
My daughters computer got a similar virus yesterday evening and I googled it and found the malware site and I followed it by putting the computer in safe mode by tapping F8. Then I used another laptop to follow the instructions. You can print the instructions so that you follow it step by step and there were 11 viruses on her computer. I was so excited when I was able to remove them. I am an older Mom!!!! I then bought the virus protection from them for $38 for two years which I think is good. anyway good luck and follow the steps but make sure you go to the Malwarebyte site.
Trojan horses are designed to allow a hacker remote access to a target computer system. Once a Trojan horse has been installed on a target computer system it is possible for a hacker to access it remotely and perform operations. The operations that a hacker can perform are limited by user privileges on the target computer system and the design of the Trojan horse itself.
Operations which could be performed by a hacker on a target computer system include:
Use of the machine as part of a Botnet (e.g. to perform Distributed Denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks)
Data Theft (e.g. passwords, security codes, credit card information)
Installation of software (including other malware)
Downloading of files
Uploading of files
Deletion of files
Modification of files
Keystroke logging
Viewing the user’s screen
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