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I was shopping online for Christmas, and clicked on somelink then I closed that window but I have some new grey/green icon showing in my notification area on the task bar. It says,
Windows Security Alert - Application cannot be executed. The file wuauclt.exe is infected. Do you want to activate your antivirus software now?
I didn't click on that because I suspect that would be a fake thing. Then some mid size window popped up in the right bottom corner that says:
You computer is being attached by an internet virus. It could be a password-stealing attack, a trojan-dropper, or similar. Attack from 110.184.59.11 port: 5293 Attacked Port 6243 Threat: Bankerfox.A
Then I some red window popped in the middle of the screen, that says:
ATTENTION! SPYWARE ALERT. (blablabla…)
Then my windows explorer popped with porno.org, adult.com, and vigra.org…..
I happened to have a mbam.exe on my desktop from two weeks ago when I had another problem, so I ran it. It detected two Trojan Dropper and I removed them and restarted my computer but the same alerts and windows are still showing up. So I downloaded a most recent version (mbam 1.50) from another pc and copied by USB to this infected pc, but couldn't run it this time.
So I booted it in safe mode. the alerts and windowns did not show up in safe mode. but the mbam detected nothing. So I booted again in regular mode, and the same alerts and windows are showing.
I also tried to run exehelper in regular mode, I saw a black dos screen for 2 second then it was gone,
exeHelper by Raktor
exeHelper by Raktor
Build 20100414
Run at 11:25:17 on 12/18/10
Now searching…
Checking for numerical processes…
exeHelper by Raktor
Build 20100414
Run at 11:25:25 on 12/18/10exeHelper by Raktor
What can I do next? some yellow little explanation mark thing keeps adding to my notification area now. Thank you!
Seems like I fixed the problem: I ran mbam under the username under which I got affected instead of administrator in safe mode, and mbam found 3 Ttrojan.FakeAV.Gen. I removed them. Those popups seem to be gone.
Can I get some suggestions on how to avoid clicking on the fake links? I need to keep shopping online…
Windows Security Alert - Application cannot be executed. The file wuauclt.exe is infected. Do you want to activate your antivirus software now?
I didn't click on that because I suspect that would be a fake thing. Then some mid size window popped up in the right bottom corner that says:
You computer is being attached by an internet virus. It could be a password-stealing attack, a trojan-dropper, or similar. Attack from 110.184.59.11 port: 5293 Attacked Port 6243 Threat: Bankerfox.A
Then I some red window popped in the middle of the screen, that says:
ATTENTION! SPYWARE ALERT. (blablabla…)
Then my windows explorer popped with porno.org, adult.com, and vigra.org…..
I happened to have a mbam.exe on my desktop from two weeks ago when I had another problem, so I ran it. It detected two Trojan Dropper and I removed them and restarted my computer but the same alerts and windows are still showing up. So I downloaded a most recent version (mbam 1.50) from another pc and copied by USB to this infected pc, but couldn't run it this time.
So I booted it in safe mode. the alerts and windowns did not show up in safe mode. but the mbam detected nothing. So I booted again in regular mode, and the same alerts and windows are showing.
I also tried to run exehelper in regular mode, I saw a black dos screen for 2 second then it was gone,
exeHelper by Raktor
exeHelper by Raktor
Build 20100414
Run at 11:25:17 on 12/18/10
Now searching…
Checking for numerical processes…
exeHelper by Raktor
Build 20100414
Run at 11:25:25 on 12/18/10exeHelper by Raktor
What can I do next? some yellow little explanation mark thing keeps adding to my notification area now. Thank you!
Seems like I fixed the problem: I ran mbam under the username under which I got affected instead of administrator in safe mode, and mbam found 3 Ttrojan.FakeAV.Gen. I removed them. Those popups seem to be gone.
Can I get some suggestions on how to avoid clicking on the fake links? I need to keep shopping online…