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Old 27-05-2010, 20:34   #3
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Re: Is this a new Virus/Rootkit I have?

yeah zing, I think wpa.dbl is legit.

Those other files are not packed or encrypted as you can put them in a Hex editor and scan the file, this is what the InfectDirectx.dll has inside it:

f:\RControl\InfectDDrawEx\Release\InfectDDrawEx.pd b

This is the same for the other files:

f:\RControl\MaskMessage\Release\MaskMessage.pdb
f:\RControl\TrapKey\Release\TrapKey.pdb
F:\RControl\HookDisplay\objfre\i386\HookDisplay.pd b

So they all part of the same infection. Disabled all Startup items and deleted the files in DOS but they still come back, even in safe mode!!

Bit of a bugger to pin down.
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