RE: Question for all

From: Ramsinghani, Aashish (EM, GECIS) (Aashish.Ramsinghaniat_private)
Date: Tue Aug 05 2003 - 04:55:53 PDT

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    You can also download Msconfig.exe for XP and run it on Windows 2000..
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Bob Walker [mailto:bobwalker8at_private]
    Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 10:24 AM
    To: 'KoRe MeLtDoWn'; Jeffrey.Flory2at_private;
    security-basicsat_private; incidentsat_private
    Subject: RE: Question for all
    
    
    Hamish
    
    While I am a huge fan of the msconfig utility in windows machines, it
    doesn't work in win2k.  Doesn't even exist.  My advice would be to go
    the safe mode route, as you suggested.  Another possible avenue (for
    advanced users only though), would be to go to administrative tools,
    computer management, and remove the offending service there.
    
    Bob
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: KoRe MeLtDoWn [mailto:koremeltdownat_private] 
    Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 2:44 PM
    To: Jeffrey.Flory2at_private; security-basicsat_private;
    incidentsat_private
    Subject: Re: Question for all
    
    
    Hi there Jeffery,
    Backdoor.Trojan is a generec term used by norton to identify any trojan
    or 
    suspected trojan that does not have specific information on their dat 
    database, but contains trojan-like signatures.
    Have you tried booting into safe mode and removing the trojan? Also, try
    
    clicking your start button, then run and type msconfig. Take the trojan
    out 
    of the "bootup/Startup (one of the two)" tab.
    The reason you delete it in safemode is because windows only starts 
    essential services while in safe mode - it will not start your trojan
    horse 
    unless it is REALLY smart, which im sure it isn't...
    
    Give that a go, and good luck,
    
    
    Hamish Stanaway
    
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    >A friend of mine recently went from Windows ME to Win2K, but now he has
    
    >a trojan on his computer.  He is running Norton Anti-virus, and it will
    
    >not clean it off, it will only quarentine it.  The affliction is: 
    >Backdoor.Trojan, and it has placed a hidden folder on his hard drive
    >called:
    >Payload.Dat.  He cannot get ride of it.  We have tried doing a search 
    >on
    >the
    >internet for some kind of information pertaining to this, but we had no
    >luck.  We also tried all the antiviral websites but they do not have a
    tool
    >for this.
    >
    >My question is:  Has anyone ever heard of this, and if so, how do you 
    >clean it off.
    >
    >Thanks in advance for any assistance, anyone can provide.
    >
    >Jeff
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