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My name is David, I will be helping you with your log today.
It is a good idea to print off these instructions.
There is a possibility some of the instructions will need to be carried out where internet access is not available.
A print out of the instructions would be a good reference to make sure you don't yet lost.
Also, it is important that you complete the instructions in the right order, and that you don't miss out any steps.
If you have any queries about the process or just general questions, just ask.
You have a Sdbot trojan backdoor infection.
W32/Sdbot-LM is a worm which attempts to spread to remote network shares. It also contains backdoor Trojan functionality, allowing unauthorised remote access to the infected computer via IRC channels while running in the background as a service process.
It spreads to network shares with weak passwords as a result of the backdoor Trojan element receiving the appropriate command from a remote user.
Due to the status of some of the files you have on your computer, I strongly recommend that you do the following immediately. Disconnect the infected computer from the internet until the computer can be cleaned. From a clean computer, change your online passwords-- for email, for banks, eBay, forums etc.... Do not change passwords or do any transactions while using the infected computer because the attacker may get the new passwords and transaction information.
Please move HijackThis to another location, preferably c:\Program Files\HijackThis. Anywhere is fine, other than your Desktop or a Temp folder. If HijackThis is in a temporary folder you run the risk of accidentally deleting the backups or it clutters your desktop with all the backups.
If you use Windows XP it might be that you just double clicked on the file HijackThis.exe, but that only extracts the file to a temporary folder. Please select the file and Extract it to a folder.
How do you make a permanent folder:
Click "My Computer", then "C:\" and then on "Program Files".
In the menu bar, "File"->"New"->"Folder".
That will create a folder named "New Folder", which you can rename to "HJT" or "HijackThis".
Now you have "C:\Program Files\HijackThis". Put your HijackThis.exe there.
Start HijackThis, close all open windows leaving only HijackThis running. Place a check against each of the following if still present:
O23 - Service: COM+ Messages - Unknown owner - D:\WINDOWS\system32\svchosts.exe" -e te-110-12-0000282 (file missing)
Click on Fix Checked when finished and exit HijackThis.
Make sure your Internet Explorer is closed when you click Fix Checked!
Open hijackthis, click 'config' (bottom right) Choose the tab 'misc Tools' on top.
Choose 'delete a file on reboot'. In the field, copy and paste the filepath a few lines below.
Click open. Hijackthis will tell you that this file will be deleted on next reboot and if you want to reboot now.
When asked if you want to reboot now, say Yes.:
D:\WINDOWS\system32\svchosts.exe
After the reboot, Open notepad and copy and paste the following text in the quote box into the window:
Choose to save as all files.
This is how the batch must look afterwards:
Doubleclick fix.bat and let the program run.
I have a feeling you have disabled some entries from start up.
Have you used Msconfig to disable start-up programs? Before we begin continue you please please go to:
Start / Run and type msconfig in the 'Run' box. When the System Configuration Utility opens, click on the 'startup' Tab.
Make sure there is a checkmark beside every entry. Do not reboot when asked to by Windows to complete the change.
Download and save Blacklight to your desktop.
Double-click blbeta.exe then accept the agreement.
Click on scan then click next,
You'll see a list of all items found.
Do not choose for rename yet! I want to see the log first; legitimate items can also be present.
There is a log on your desktop with the name fsbl.xxxxxxx.log (the xxxxxxx stand for numbers)
Post the contents of the log in your next reply.
Also post a brand new Hijackthis log and we can move from there.
David
My name is David, I will be helping you with your log today.
It is a good idea to print off these instructions.
There is a possibility some of the instructions will need to be carried out where internet access is not available.
A print out of the instructions would be a good reference to make sure you don't yet lost.
Also, it is important that you complete the instructions in the right order, and that you don't miss out any steps.
If you have any queries about the process or just general questions, just ask.
You have a Sdbot trojan backdoor infection.
W32/Sdbot-LM is a worm which attempts to spread to remote network shares. It also contains backdoor Trojan functionality, allowing unauthorised remote access to the infected computer via IRC channels while running in the background as a service process.
It spreads to network shares with weak passwords as a result of the backdoor Trojan element receiving the appropriate command from a remote user.
Due to the status of some of the files you have on your computer, I strongly recommend that you do the following immediately. Disconnect the infected computer from the internet until the computer can be cleaned. From a clean computer, change your online passwords-- for email, for banks, eBay, forums etc.... Do not change passwords or do any transactions while using the infected computer because the attacker may get the new passwords and transaction information.
Please move HijackThis to another location, preferably c:\Program Files\HijackThis. Anywhere is fine, other than your Desktop or a Temp folder. If HijackThis is in a temporary folder you run the risk of accidentally deleting the backups or it clutters your desktop with all the backups.
If you use Windows XP it might be that you just double clicked on the file HijackThis.exe, but that only extracts the file to a temporary folder. Please select the file and Extract it to a folder.
How do you make a permanent folder:
Click "My Computer", then "C:\" and then on "Program Files".
In the menu bar, "File"->"New"->"Folder".
That will create a folder named "New Folder", which you can rename to "HJT" or "HijackThis".
Now you have "C:\Program Files\HijackThis". Put your HijackThis.exe there.
Start HijackThis, close all open windows leaving only HijackThis running. Place a check against each of the following if still present:
O23 - Service: COM+ Messages - Unknown owner - D:\WINDOWS\system32\svchosts.exe" -e te-110-12-0000282 (file missing)
Click on Fix Checked when finished and exit HijackThis.
Make sure your Internet Explorer is closed when you click Fix Checked!
Open hijackthis, click 'config' (bottom right) Choose the tab 'misc Tools' on top.
Choose 'delete a file on reboot'. In the field, copy and paste the filepath a few lines below.
Click open. Hijackthis will tell you that this file will be deleted on next reboot and if you want to reboot now.
When asked if you want to reboot now, say Yes.:
D:\WINDOWS\system32\svchosts.exe
After the reboot, Open notepad and copy and paste the following text in the quote box into the window:
Save this as fix.bat
Choose to save as all files.
This is how the batch must look afterwards:
Doubleclick fix.bat and let the program run.
I have a feeling you have disabled some entries from start up.
Have you used Msconfig to disable start-up programs? Before we begin continue you please please go to:
Start / Run and type msconfig in the 'Run' box. When the System Configuration Utility opens, click on the 'startup' Tab.
Make sure there is a checkmark beside every entry. Do not reboot when asked to by Windows to complete the change.
Download and save Blacklight to your desktop.
Double-click blbeta.exe then accept the agreement.
Click on scan then click next,
You'll see a list of all items found.
Do not choose for rename yet! I want to see the log first; legitimate items can also be present.
There is a log on your desktop with the name fsbl.xxxxxxx.log (the xxxxxxx stand for numbers)
Post the contents of the log in your next reply.
Also post a brand new Hijackthis log and we can move from there.
David