Author Topic: Suspicious file found in rootkit hidden process "C:\windows\system32.\ils.dll"  (Read 64189 times)

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radar9077

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updated program and restarted, it didn't pop up again, next time I turn it on we shall see if its gone, but for now updating seems to have worked  ;D

martosurf

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When I saw the warning I DELETED the file ils.dll

Now what should I do?  Is that file needed by Windows or another programme?  Where shouls I find it now?

Thank you

hi, there're many .DLL support websites where you can download that file from. just search for 'download ils.dll' or something like that (*without quots*) and you'll see.
try for instance www.dlldump.com. I already did the job 4 you: http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/I/ils.dll/5.1.2600.2180/download.html
By the way, save the file in the \windows\system32 directory (folder)


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« Last Edit: December 15, 2008, 07:32:50 PM by martosurf »

NLT

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Hello,

I am on the east coast and updated the vps file (081215) at approximately 6:30 A.M.  After that time, I received the "suspicious file" popup.  I checked "ignore", after which I was asked if I wanted a boot time scan.  I allowed it....it was clean.  Here's the problem - I continue to get the popup displaying this "suspicious file" (just got one at 3 P.M.)!!!  How do I proceed here?

Rick F

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Hello,

I am on the east coast and updated the vps file (081215) at approximately 6:30 A.M.  After that time, I received the "suspicious file" popup.  I checked "ignore", after which I was asked if I wanted a boot time scan.  I allowed it....it was clean.  Here's the problem - I continue to get the popup displaying this "suspicious file" (just got one at 3 P.M.)!!!  How do I proceed here?

Looks like you need to update again.  The latest VPS is 081215-1.  Alwil caught the error pretty quickly and corrected the detection in 081215-1.

NLT

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Rick, my error I apologize - I DO have vps 081215-1....just checked to be sure!  What now?

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Did anybody actually delete this file, and has any problem with the computer as a result?
An Avast user at Wilders has posted concerning a detection she quarantined, and now has fairly significant problems.
Does anyone need a copy of this file?
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Offline N@URINE

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after the vps update just restart  your computer
Rick, my error I apologize - I DO have vps 081215-1....just checked to be sure!  What now?
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Annie202b

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I'm here for the same reason as everyone else.  But here's my question:

I did a manual update and the summary says: VPS Already up to date - Current version (081215-1)

When checking my Log viewer under 'Notice', it doesn't reflect this update.  It still reads 081215-0 as the last entry.  I've rebooted and am still getting the 'Suspicious File Found' notice.  Please help.  

stoeterke

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Hi there,
i have the same problem as everyone else since today here except that it doesn't stay with only 1 file that may be infected in my case. It's more like 40 files..
for eg.:
"sign of rootkit hidden file has been found in C:\windows\system.ini
                                                            C:\windows\LAN
                                                            C:\windows\assembly/GAC_MSIL
                                                            C:\windows\assembly/GAC_32
                                                            C:\windows\SoftwareDistributionDownload
                                                             C:\windows\Twain_32.dll/LogiVid
i also already 2 times updated today and have the latest version (Avast home edition, windows XP) but the warning popup remains. I also only can choose between 'delete' or 'ignore'. When I hit ignore, the problem remains, i don't want to hit 'delete' because it's like 40files... Can anyone help please
thanx!!!

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stoeterke, do you have an ACER computer?
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stoeterke

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stoeterke, do you have an ACER computer?

Indeed, I have an Acer Aspire 2001WLCi computer...
Do you know maybe what the problem is?

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They're being studied by Alwil team...
Right now, the workaround will be disabling the antirootkit scanning at the Troubleshoot page of the program settings.
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Annie202b

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Tech, can you help me with my problem? (see above) Why is the update not being reflected in my log and why am I still getting the suspicious file messages?  I'd really appreciate it.  Thanks.

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Tech, can you help me with my problem? (see above) Why is the update not being reflected in my log and why am I still getting the suspicious file messages?  I'd really appreciate it.  Thanks.
Annie, I've read your post... But I can't help, I mean, I don't understand why after booting the problem is still there...
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Why is the update not being reflected in my log?

if you update manually the update doesn't appear in the log viewer, it's reflected only when  it's automatically updated.
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