IMON keeps detecting this...

Alert Details
File:hxxp://upload.4pu.com/data.exe
Threatrobably a variant of Win32/PSW.WOW.JE trojan
Comment:this object contains a threat to your computer

I have not visited this website listed but it repeatedly pops up in IMON.
I select copy to quarantine and hit Terminate button and then i get this error message.

"Runtime Error!
Program: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE

This application has requested the Runtim to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information."

I don't even use internet explorer, I use firefox.

Can someone please tell me what's going on and how to get rid of this? I believe I have a trojan that steals passwords for the game world of warcraft.

 

Sorry for the link, but any ideas on this?

 

Same sort of issue, IMON detects an incoming IP trying to run adware and trojans. This happens at every startup. The site attempts to download .dlls as well. I just want to know how to block this all the time, every time instead of going through the routine every startup. I have no idea what these trojans/.dlls do, and I use Opera and Firefox, but sometimes even IE will just open on its own (really really annoying). Gonna be poking around, see if I can't solve this myself, but no luck so far...any ideas? Any help would be appreciated much.

Z

[EDIT: May have found something, a sort of "duh" solution, Metalmilitia. I opened the Control Center, went to IMON and entered setup. Under the HTTP tab, there's an Actions section with two options, one to notify the user when access is attempted, and another to automatically deny the download of the file. Seems to be a silent blocker option. Gonna give it a shot, see if I get the same stuff on restart. Hope this helps us both, MM.]

 

This is the key, ESET will need a sample of this.

Cheers

 

Send a copy of this file (using NOD32's Control Center->Quarantine) to ESET.

After that make sure your definition is up-to-date by pressing Control Center -> Update -> Update now.

Make sure your settings are the same as this tutorial.

Open Control Center -> NOD32 -> Run NOD32 and perforum full Scan&Clean over your hard drives . NOD32 will take care of these threats If you have problems deleting them in Normal mode , boot in Safe Mode and then perform full scan there

Download and use Ewido Micro for second opinion . Run full scan with it (if possible from Safe Mode with Networking)

 

You probably have some virus (downloader) in the system not detected by NOD32... You have to remove it somehow.

 

I'd suggest that you drop an email to support[at]eset.com along with a link to this thread.