Killer.exe

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  1. furqanbhai

    furqanbhai Registered Member

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    My cousin was chatting with yahoo msgr and suddenly as usual a popup came and he accepted and then all the **** happen.The filename was Funnyustscandal.avi.exe and the virus name is killer.exe and it keeps on opening my computer window and closes any application I try to open and that application goes in the background and is still running, neither I can use that application nor can I terminate it.And smss.exe keeps on increasing which I saw in task manager.It even kills the task manager.BUT the **** is that I booted my pc from cd and started the windows xp setup after formatting the whole C: partition but STILL when the partition was formatted and windows xp started, the virus was still functioning as it was earlier and was their on C:drive but its attributes are hidden and system file, so neither can I see them nor can I delete.I saw the path in msconfig!!! :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
     
  2. yeow

    yeow Registered Member

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    I'm guessing it still re-appears after formatting C:, because it is also residing on other partitions?
    Quick google result, http://www.fixya.com/support/t264120-funny_ust_scandal_virus
    Don't know if this automatic fix is trustable/safe so use at own risk, http://techpinoy.blogspot.com/2007/11/funny-ust-scandal-aviexe-remover.html
     
  3. thanatos_theos

    thanatos_theos Registered Member

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    Read more about FunnyUSTscandal.avi.exe here.

    thanatos
     
  4. srinivasan

    srinivasan Registered Member

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  5. thanatos_theos

    thanatos_theos Registered Member

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    srinivasan, welcome to Wilders :). Did you try this remover mentioned in one of the links given by yeow? If that fails try scanning with Sophos (since they claim to detect and remove it) and SuperAntiSpyware Free. Use this tool to undo the restrictions made by the malware.

    If the above instructions fail, please post a hijackthis log in one of the forums listed here.

    thanatos
     
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