Win32/trojanDownloader.Zlob trojan

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by Deja, Aug 22, 2006.

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  1. Deja

    Deja Registered Member

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    (Blackspear settings) !!!

    During a surf NOD32 reported (in a small window near the systray) "Possible variant of Win32/trojanDownloader.Zlob trojan detected, please send to Eset".
    I sent it right away. Must have been the IMON shield correct?

    Anyway, when I look in Quarantine there is nothing there?
    When I look at the Threat Log it shows up!

    Please advise if this is normal for NOD32, and also specify if I need to do anything extra?

    Where DID the trojan go?

    Regards,
    Deja
     
  2. ASpace

    ASpace Guest

    Hi ! If your settins follow BS's tutorial , then NOD32's IMON is on higher efficency with your browser (better integration) . This window near the system tray is the download window which NOD32 indicated.

    Since BS's settings are set to automatically terminate the connection , this trojan has never touched your PC so the connection was automatically terminated and you are safe ! I think this has automatically been sent to ESET labs .


    What else you have to do ? Nothing special .
    Make sure your NOD32 is updated. The latest signature version is 1.1718
    Open NOD32 Control Center -> NOD32 -> Run NOD32 -> mark your hard drives and push Scan&Clean

    I would also recommend you scan with Ad-Aware se Personal


    Regards! :thumb:
     
  3. Deja

    Deja Registered Member

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    OK.
    This is why there is nothing showing up in the quaratine (the trojan never touched the machine)?

    The little window (just a white one like the one that comes up notifying of a virus database update) did allow me to tick a box in order to automatically send future viruses to Eset.
    However I didn't choose this option as I like to see whats going on.

    I am using SAS PRO with real-time protection + spywareblaster + IE SPYAD + IE Privacy Keeper + NAT router with firewall + ZA free for outbound application protection.

    All good?


    Regards,
    Deja
     
  4. ASpace

    ASpace Guest

    Yes , that's right

    No problem . I never use my NOD32 on Higher efficency because my IE6 goes mad but this popup must have been from NOD32 :)


    Yes , seems ok.

    Perform full scan with NOD32 just to be absolutely sure and be more careful internet surfer :D :thumb:
     
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