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ian@huth 27-04-2004 10:09

Backdoor.nibu.D
 
My daughter has found this on her system and is finding it impossible to get rid of. She is running NAV on a windows98SE system. Following the removal instructions on the Symantec website doesn't remove the trojan. There does appear to be something missing from the Symantec removal instructions as the last instruction is M. Click Start, and then click Run, but there is nothing telling you what to run. She has emailed Symantec but has not had a reply yet. The Symantec removal instructions are at: http://securityresponse.symantec.com...or.nibu.d.html

Any ideas?

Bifta 27-04-2004 10:27

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ianathuth
My daughter has found this on her system and is finding it impossible to get rid of. She is running NAV on a windows98SE system. Following the removal instructions on the Symantec website doesn't remove the trojan. There does appear to be something missing from the Symantec removal instructions as the last instruction is M. Click Start, and then click Run, but there is nothing telling you what to run. She has emailed Symantec but has not had a reply yet. The Symantec removal instructions are at: http://securityresponse.symantec.com...or.nibu.d.html

Any ideas?

The latest definitions for Ad-Aware detect (and hopefully remove) this, give it a whirl:

http://www.lavasoftusa.com

Defiant 27-04-2004 12:26

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
This may be a long way around it but try switching off NAV and use a free online scanner like the one at Mcafee to remove it

ian@huth 27-04-2004 16:42

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
The latest definitions for Ad-Aware detect (and hopefully remove) this, give it a whirl:

http://www.lavasoftusa.com

Ad-Aware doesn't help, neither does the McAfee online scanner.

Bifta 27-04-2004 17:01

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ianathuth
Ad-Aware doesn't help, neither does the McAfee online scanner.

Perhaps it's being misreported somehow, i.e. you don't really have it, or it's reporting something else as it.

Defiant 27-04-2004 17:05

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
Have you tried booting up in safe mode and running the antivirus software or as its windows 98 booting up in dos and running a dos version

Stuartbe 27-04-2004 17:05

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
try www.my-etrust.com

E-Trust antivirus.

You can use it free for 30 days.. I have a copy of norton av but I use it as a cofee mat !!

iadom 27-04-2004 17:29

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
My AV, Command from Authentium lists 44 variants of this, also known as W32/Dumaru

They also have a free online scan..here

iadom 27-04-2004 17:44

Re: Backdoor.nibu.D
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ianathuth
. Following the removal instructions on the Symantec website doesn't remove the trojan. There does appear to be something missing from the Symantec removal instructions as the last instruction is M. Click Start, and then click Run, but there is nothing telling you what to run, The Symantec removal instructions are at: http://securityresponse.symantec.com...or.nibu.d.html

Any ideas?

I looks like you have to "run" regedit from those instructions.


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