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stinkhead40

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Win32:Kieper-B(Trj)
« on: May 22, 2004, 05:20:38 AM »
Anyone have this virus - scan will not delete - allow access - move - help it's killin me :P

whocares

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Re:Win32:Kieper-B(Trj)
« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2004, 04:20:40 PM »
Hi,
this virusname doesn't exist in avast's virus database, please check spelling..

maybe you mean KREPER-B ?
then please enter KREPER into the board-search above & read here:
VGREP

It seems to be adware -> Ad-Aware and/or Spybot should be able to remove it. /see below)

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what WIN do you have ? Are all ServicePacks and Windowsupdates applied ?

Where exactly was the infected File found (full path/folder/filename, e.g. c:\Windows\system32\virusfile.exe) ?

Sometimes it's enough to
- clear all TEMP-folders (via drive CleanUp AND best also manually)
- empty Temp.Int.Files folder(s) (via IE->Extras-Internetoptions->Delete files, including OFFLINE files) and
- empty java-Cache or
- disable system restore on Win ME/XP INCLUDING a REBOOT!! ( http://vil.nai.com/vil/SystemHelpDocs/DisableSysRestore.htm )
to get rid of it..

test the file with OnlineScanners e.g. from Trend, RAV & KAV (see below) to get a more specific name
(you need to temporarily pause AV-Resident Shield/Monitor/Guard to be able to scan the file online)

(If they all don't show it as infected, please send it in a password-protected zip-file to
virus (at) asw (dot) cz
Include the Zip-password and a link to this posting in the mailtext)

spybot & ad-aware might also help
see www.lurkhere.com ->nicefiles and www.lavasoft.de

-remove the Virus/Malware and it's system modifications according to VirusInfos
from Avast, VGREP, TrendMicro, Kaspersky;
you might also try searching for the virus name or filename with google

general removal procedure:
- disable system restore on Win ME/XP
- kill respective Trojan process with task manager
- search for the file/process names in the registry; remove the malware's startup entries in the registry
- disinfect or (if disinfection is not possible) delete the file; this may be possible only after a reboot

if you still can't remove it, you could post a logfile of Hijackthis here


-Secure your system:
   change passwords, secure shares, install patches/updates for WIN&IE;
   disable ActiveX and Scripting in IE except for know secure sites - and better use a secure browser like Opera or Mozilla
- scan your whole system with updated avast and maybe a 2nd scanner ,e.g. TrendMicro/RAV to check whether your PC is clean ;)
- If needed, reenable system restore on Win ME/XP


Further Details and Links via the board search above
 ;)