b.exe trojan

[kronoSX]

This was a nasty fker and its residing nicely on my win 7 64bit OS,and nogal in the appdata/ temp folder and in my windows folder.I have had it up to fkin here with this pierce of shyte mutha @%#$ virus.

Why me why me.
Downloaded a patch for need for speed shift and it came along so innocently.I clicked and guess what avira antivirus did not even fkin warn me about it,even nod32 just stood there and said whats up doc.Man i am pizzed.Well how did i get rid of this beech.
I ran drweb and it fixed my ****.Now why,i thought the big guns in the antivirus world had all the answers

Well i am gonna reinfect my pc and see if microsofts new antivirus will make short work of this buster.

 

[Shake&Bake]

But are that NFS Shift legit?

Good luck boet!

 

[The_Unbeliever]

hehehe

good luck

precisely the reason why I hate windows... too vulnerable

 

[pkid]

hehehe

good luck

precisely the reason why I hate windows... too vulnerable

As I understand it he downloaded a patch and then ran it and got infected? It was not a drive by download nor did it exploit any holes in the OS?

How is this Microsoft's fault? If he had downloaded an app on his Mac or Linux machine and run it as root it could have done anything it wanted to as well...

 

[kronoSX]

ok its not in memory anymore.You know i thought that a 64 bit system will be safer.I guess win7 also has its draw backs.

 

[Fudzy]

As I understand it he downloaded a patch and then ran it and got infected? It was not a drive by download nor did it exploit any holes in the OS?

How is this Microsoft's fault? If he had downloaded an app on his Mac or Linux machine and run it as root it could have done anything it wanted to as well...

Well no wonder he's bitter, he can't enjoy a large percentage of PC games.

 

[kronoSX]

Dr web is a life saver

 

[The_Unbeliever]

Dr web is a life saver

Must keep that in mind.



I'm not bitter - being a sysadmin and having to deal with kuk like this on a regular basis do make one tired of Windows.

 

[kronoSX]

Must keep that in mind.



I'm not bitter - being a sysadmin and having to deal with kuk like this on a regular basis do make one tired of Windows.

dr web seems like a underdog but it works great.Known about dr web for a while now but never tried it out.Damn its good and it repairs the files to 90%.Man those err foreigners are clever