CIS Froozen highly infected machine

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  1. guest

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    i test it with highly infected machine. (many rougue antivirus and vundo)
    there are many viruses in the virtual machine. (passive)
    look screenshot.

    i am waiting...
     

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  2. Sputnik

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    That's a shame, you mind reporting this on the Comodo forums? Maybe they will be able to identify and fix the problem. :thumb:
     
  3. guest

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    sory CIS. i bored.
    restore snapshot, install avg and...

    *restart after picture 3
     

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  4. guest

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    and.
    it find them, alert me but cant delete. restart and restart.
     

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  5. guest

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    and the end.

    bluescreen death and restart. but computer frooze.
     

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  6. guest

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    Lets try with avast.
    go back test machine snapshot again.
     

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  7. cheater87

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    Give Avast a try. Update it and then run a boot time scan.
     
  8. Dark Shadow

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    Hey guest I assume your testing here if you get chance can you test perhaps Vipre and Norton 2009 and Nod32 v4 Beta.
     
  9. guest

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    a.n.d

    Note; picture queue; 4-5-1-2-3.
     

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  10. guest

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  11. guest

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    restart.
    same error report. avast cant delete registry run key, some malware traces.
    but it looks like better than others.

    some question

    where is the avast icon?
    i scanned with boot scan, why windows scan showed virus alert?
    quarantina error. what is that?
    why cant delete some viruses?

    i will test it without boot scan.
     

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  12. guest

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    run avast scan again.
    same problem;
     

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  13. guest

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    i dont like vipre, norton.
    i will test nod32. NOW.
     
  14. Dark Shadow

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    I could only imagine as a badly infested machine as this, nothing short of format or image restore would fix it.
     
  15. guest

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    OK. i start with eset smart security 4 beta rc1.
    install, froozen. same as others.
     

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  16. guest

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    ok. continue
     

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  17. Dark Shadow

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    Yikes,As I thought its to much to handle perhaps for all of them.thanks for testing
     
  18. H47

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  19. guest

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    AND NOD32.
    i think it is good job for the beta software.

    i will test only nod32 av soft.
    i am sure it will not frooze.
     
  20. guest

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    yeah. i cant wait matt's test.
    i make test myself :)
    it is spontane
     
  21. guest

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    Nod32 av has same problem. computer is froozen


    Avira,
    i can not update picture, i have not time. i must be sleep. i have job.
    anyway.
    Avira can all running malware but can not delete them. Typical avira problematic.
    Dedection rate is excellent but delete ability worse

    Gdata,
    install, comp. froozen.
    restart, computer froozen.
    security mode, scan, delete BSOD.

    what is that?
    Attachment in Progress. Can be deleted here

    you can download other images here, i can not upload them wilders

    http://www.mediafire.com/?zmzymd1zyil
     
  22. IceCube1010

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    Maybe CIS in Safe mode would have done a better job? I think most of this stuff should be prevented before wrecking havoc on a system. I'm sure most of the AV's mentioned above would have prevented 98% of the stuff before they totally embedded themselves on the machine. It's really not the way AV programs are suppose to work. Here the machine is completely infected and you then install the AV, really not good but an interesting experiment.

    Ice
     
  23. Dark Shadow

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    I agree a lot of different type of infection prevent downloads of security products in the first place but it would be interesting to see if any can manage to work them self aboard with out freeze and complete a full scan.very possiable DrWeb cureit may work but would it finish without freeze up like all the others.:doubt:
     
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  24. Coolio10

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    Can you try Kaspersky? I bet Kaspersky would do really good since its good detection + removal.
     
  25. vijayind

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    Try safe mode scan for NOD32, since most rogue/zlob infections will prevent removal in normal boot.
     
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