VM103 virtumonde

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  1. rocknman

    rocknman Registered Member

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    Hi. Operating system: Windows XP Pro Initially had a couple of items and got them removed with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. They were:
    C:\WINDOWS\Fbumadava.dll.e
    C:\WINDOWS\anucabenewig.dll.e
    Still have virtumonde. Detected by a Webroot program.
    I have run the following:
    Spybot S&D
    Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
    Superantispyware
    A Squared
    Arovax Antispyware
    CCleaner
    Avert Stinger 10
    Windows Malicious Removal
    F Secure Blacklight Rootkit
    CW Shredder
    Avast Virus/Worm Cleaner
    Trojankiller
    Mcafee Rootkit Detective
    Trend Micro Rootkit Buster
    Runscanner
    Webroot Spyaudit
    HijackThis (log)

    Here is HJT log:

    {HJT log/etc. snipped - Please see here - Blue}

    Your help is appreciated! Thank you!
     
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  2. TechOutsider

    TechOutsider Registered Member

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    Run Panda Active Scan.
     
  3. rocknman

    rocknman Registered Member

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    Hi. Ran Panda Active Scan.

    While scanning, detected one (1) item. However, before ending it got "stuck" scanning file:

    D:\I386\Apps\App12546\verfile.tic

    So had to abort.
    Other suggestions?
     
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    Safe mode. Rescan in safe mode with DR WEB CURE IT or Dr webs live CD. Maybe try specific tools if your sure of the infection. Vundofix comes to mind.
     
  6. TechOutsider

    TechOutsider Registered Member

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    So does ComboFix.

    There are literally millions of ways to attack this problem. Try other online scanners, NOD32, Kaspersky, OneCare, Symantec, etc. etc.
     
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