JS:Banker-IC help

[dallasa]

I am now running OpenDNS... No changes in the situation.

[essexboy]

OK it is definitely on the system then ... I will need to have another research on this

[essexboy]

Lets now check DCHP

Go to Control Panel > Network Connections
Right click the current network and selecect properties
Select IPV4 and select properties
On the general tab are the settings the same as mine

[dallasa]

Yeah they are the same, although I was using the OpenDNS server address but I have reset it back to automatic.

[essexboy]

OK progressing through the various aspects of this could you go start > all programs > accessories
Right click the command prompt and enter the following two commands pressing enter between each

ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew

[dallasa]

Done, annnd....... the warnings have stopped somehow, for now at least. I'll see if they return upon reboot.

[essexboy]

Yes please reboot and see if it returns .. If it does then it again gives me an idea of where to go next...  Once we can get it sorted then any further instances of this will be a darn sight easier to remove

[dallasa]

Everything's still clear after rebooting. Fingers crossed that it stays that way, and if so that seems like a simple solution after all that trouble 

[essexboy]

It actually appears that a two pronged approach is needed

First to remove the TCPIP domain and then clear the DCHP

I will now go and try that with the rest 

[dallasa]

Hopefully that solves everyone else's issue too then. Thank you very much for your help though this, you're a hero 

[essexboy]

This is definitely something new, it appears to be an attempt at the man in the middle type malware (only used by Flame so far)

But thanks to your perseverence and assistance I may now be able to fix this in just two or three posts, so you have been a great help

Let me know tomorrow if it is still OK and then I will remove all the rubbish I have put on your system 

Once again Thanks 

[Mephitidae]

what do those who dont use dhcp do?

[essexboy]

DCHP is enabled by default on Vista and 7 but I am not overly sure about XP ...  Need to check that out

[Mephitidae]

i dont have a dhcp server setup so i cannot use dhcp... ips for the computers on my lan must be set manually regardless of what os they run

[essexboy]

This is not really anything to do with a local area networks, it relates to how the dns server is set up on each individual computer when it connects to the net and whether it uses a dynamic or static address