Can't remove trojan

Hi can u help me out with following malware,
i even can´t remove with kaspersky
Trojan-Proxy.Win32.VB.t

after removing i still have the try of hidden launch
thnx

 

You have Kaspersky ? Have you tried to boot in Safe Mode and perform full scan from there .
You can also try Ewido Micro .

You can also post in Kaspersky's forum or post in a special malware removal forum such as Spybot S&D's , Malware Removal University ...

 

Hi isaacbel

Maybe give the free versions of the 2 following botkillers a go to see if they can take down the bot for you

http://superantispyware.com/

and

http://www2.grisoft.com/doc/products...spyware/lng/us /tpl/tpl01

HTH

 

1) you may want to try SystemRestore to restore to a point before you were infected
And/Or
2) disable System Restore then scan with the programs suggested above in SafeMode. Make sure the programs are updated before you scan

 

If the previous posts didn't help, you could always try the 30 day trial of Trojan Remover; http://www.simplysup.com/

If you do try it, be sure to run the built in updater before you run it. Also, you should be aware that the first 'Scan' option only checks well known launching places for trojans. If you know where your trojan is 'hiding' you should set up a specific scan of that program/file.

 

or
definitely or

XP systemrestore is nothing but a safe haven for malware and a largely pointless exercise for anyone above the totally clueless, employ a clone\image strategy instead of a known secure state, with data relocated or forwarded (aps data storage locations) to a dedicated partition. Then a "real" recovery is just minutes away. Not that investigating what happened doesnt hold value or just the fun of beating the infection, but these days knowing youve got it all is problematic


to the OP
using safemode to prevent it from bootstrapping into memory or using a HIPS to disrupt it from doing the same might enable you to locate it all with good manual removal instructions for the specific varient your looking at. But there is alot of money behind malware these days and some nasty tricks (see last link above). Some of the filenames may be randomized. Worse they may also be in the alternative data streams. If thats the case it can defeat automated removal and you wait for specific manual removal instructions. Trojans generally come in several parts and failure to get it all just allows reinfection, they also can hide from various scanners and rootkit detectors in constant war of detection vs infection.

Consider a backup strategy like mentioned above if timeliness is important
and increase the depth of your defense