BackDoor-AOQ

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  1. cy4lock

    cy4lock Registered Member

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    I have the pleasure of trying to get rid of the trojan below:

    o_O :eek: o_O :p :oops: :doubt: :'(

    G:\System Volume Information\_restore{B300D572-7446-48C1-9EC9-6ABBC083781A}\RP30\A0000996.exe

    McAfee V7 alerted me to this virus/trogan, found it when I got home from work today. There is no listing for it at McAfee that I could find or any cleaning tools that would assist me in access this directory on my boot drive...G:

    I'm running XPPro SP1. McAfee says I'm infected with a virus called BackDoor-AOQ.

    Any of the resident experts have any possible solutions to accessing this directory and getting rid of this apparent trojan file? I've checked my ports with port explorer and found nothing running.

    I believe I picked up the virus/trojan this morning at a french web site called piregwan.com

    I downloaded one of there pages so I could convert it to english. Looking back in my history file I found this as the last linked location:

    http://www.piregwan.com/tutorials/eclair.php

    I sure would appreciate any assistance this forum can muster.

    cy4
     
  2. xor

    xor Guest

    WinXP:
    Turn of system restore function - after this turn it on again :)
    That's all mate
     
  3. cy4lock

    cy4lock Registered Member

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    That was easy! So Turning system restore OFF deletes all the restore points and directories. Right? I still can't gain access to the directory. However I did what you suggested and then rebooted to safe mode command prompt and ran scan clean and no trojans or virus were found.

    Thanks man your the greatest!

    cy4
     
  4. Pieter_Arntz

    Pieter_Arntz Spyware Veteran

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    That is correct. Turning of System Restore and then rebooting deletes the entire _RESTORE folder.
    Don't forget to turn it on again ;)

    Regards,

    Pieter
     
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