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Thread: Trojan Remove

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    Yes scary looking stuff though exploring further if I understand correctly (which I doubt lol) the jury is still out on whether it is a hole or not . Anyway the firewall prevents its access to net so I wont panic. ahhh! more study:-) Thanks Microsoft!
    B.T.W. still exists with X.P!

    Sorry this was me stuffed up the login I guess

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    Originally posted by Goslow@Sep 24 2003, 03:45 AM
    Anyway the firewall prevents its access to net so I wont panic. ahhh! more study:-) Thanks Microsoft!
    one way you can find out if your firewall is doing what it should be is to run it through a test.

    test your firewall at [*]Shields-Up
    http://grc.com/default.htm[*]Audit My PC
    http://www.auditmypc.com/freescan/scanopti...ions.asp?S=2073[/list]

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    Cracked under pressure & installed HTAstop2003 from
    Their page & simtel's werent up to date but you do get the latest version just following the links.
    So there's another tripwire on my system ! If I could just remember where they all are,oh well no walking backwards I guess.
    Switched scripting to prompt but will soon get sick of that may have to learn code/type!
    Perhaps a script filter/monitor/blocker?
    http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/scriptsentry.asp
    http://keir.net/scriptrap.html
    or even a script to change my script settings!
    http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/ScriptRepository/
    #&*$ ! Did I type that out aloud!

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    Originally posted by Goslow@Sep 25 2003, 04:55 PM
    If I could just remember where they all are,
    when installing software on Windows, most programs will automatically install to the C:\Program Files. Now, once you have install hundreds, it is messy, had to look through. There is nothing saying you can not create additional Program File Folders.
    I usually have several, as so
    C:\Program Files the default
    C:\Program Files Music for all audio apps
    C:\Program Files Network all network tools; email, chat, browsers etc.
    C:\Program Files Graphics all graphic apps

    you do not have to use the "Program Files" tag in the filename, the only reason I do, is that it keeps them in the same order and grouped together.

    now when I install programs, based on what it is, I will direct it to one of those folders. and if i forget the name of the program and what it does. the name of the folder will atleast clue me in to what sort of app i can expect it to be.
    example, the name of a program called Xnview, what is it, it could be a network tool or who knows, but since it is placed in the C:\Program Files Graphics, I know it is a graphics apps.

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    Originally posted by locustfurnace @ 25 2003@ 05:14 PM
    if i forget the name of the program and what it does. the name of the folder will atleast clue me in to what sort of app i can expect it to be.
    Thanks another good idea I will implement when i get that imaging project running though I was thinking more along the lines of settings/file/registry changes (that I do not the prog's). I've been creating readme.txts to go with the app's but maybe a running log is now necessary.
    Could use my clipboard monitor to facilitate that I guess.
    http://www.yankee-clipper.net/

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    Originally posted by Goslow@Sep 25 2003, 07:02 PM
    I've been creating readme.txts to go with the app's but maybe a running log is now necessary.
    I used to try to keep an application.log, when I downloaded programs, I would copy a description with the filename, and include that when I was burning CDs full of apps.
    but eventualy the amount of apps I have collected has balloned too much that i don't rem to do this or just can not keep up with the amount of apps I collect.

    It is hard enough for me to keep the apps seperated for all the different Operating Systems I use. So about the only sorting I do now is via folders (on CDs), and I no longer keep a INF file for apps downloaded.
    I had ended up building a file server just so I dont have to keep looking for files all the time, but that just became my document server, since I have about 2 gig worth of pdf files alone. not counting all the OTHER documents, .ps, dvi, latex, xml, SGML, doc-book and htmls.
    I just downloaded another 50megs worth of pdfs files...

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    couple more Anti-Trojan programs

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    try this site, I believe it is an online Trojan scanner.
    http://www.trojanscan.com/

    good to know it is useful
    here is another security test site. this will test your Internet Explorer for weaknesses that can be exploited.
    good to know if the IE has known problems, and then you can patch it.
    http://webtest.scanit.be/bcheck/

    couple more Anti-Trojan programs

    Â* Â* * SpyWare Nuker will scan your PC Freee
    Â* Â* Â* http://www.spywarenuker.com/
    Â* Â* * Swat It is a FREE program that scans your files for Trojans, Worms, Bots and other Hacker programs.
    Â* Â* Â* https://onesecond-128.bit-encryption...tdownload.html
    Â* Â* * Anti-Trojan Shield
    Â* Â* Â* http://www.atshield.com/
    Â* Â* * BeGone Process Managing Utility
    Â* Â* Â* http://www.student.kuleuven.ac.be/~m0117615/BeGone/
    Â* Â* * Trojan Remover to aid in the removal of Trojan Horses and Internet Worms
    Â* Â* Â* http://www.simplysup.com/tremover/
    Â* Â* * Trojan Scan online scanner
    Â* Â* Â* http://www.trojanscan.com/

    omg *rubs her eyes* i must be caught in a dream

    i can't believe locustfurnace actually helped someone instead of his typical *go and search for it* remark

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    Yes, and I helped you with all your CAPS LOCKED posts as well.

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    LOL, ok i never knew anyone had a problem with typing in all caps maybe i'll just make everything like this from now on


 

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