Malware sites for July 30, 2009
Comments OffI just got some news about a few sites:
- husger.info (Scareware, Rogue Antivirus)
- antivirus-quickscanv5.com (Personal Antivirus)
- safe-online-scanner.com (Personal Antivirus)
These sites are either claiming you have a virus and are considered either URL Redirects or URL Hijackers. If these sites keep appearing on your web browsing maybe it is time to do a complete system scan and get that spyware off your system. Some of these Rogue Antiviruses may even have a security adviser claiming random sites are infected with viruses or Trojans and claiming they are unsafe. These sites are either wanting you to isntall the software or trying to sell you the fake product, which will do nothing but harm your system.
Threat to System : Moderate
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Advice : Do a Complete system scan and make sure you don’t have any more hidden malware.
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New spam Campaign — Casino Anyone?
Comments OffLooks like there is a new Campaign going on with regards to having VIP access.
So I go to the site:
I decide to have a little fun and download the file. The Filename is “Smartdownload.exe“. Now you shouldn’t install any software or programs from sites you don’t know about or have any idea of what changes are going to be made. I use CWSandbox to better understand this file. Here are a few thinks I’ve found:
- This program connects to three different IP’s [Your broadband Modem,200.122.168.237, and 212.201.100.136]
- It also Changes your Autoexec.bat file. (Not good)
- Changes access flags on several different program (not good either)
- It also tries to be Anonymous. If you checks the logs out your self you will find it very interesting.
- It looks like it connects to the servers every time you boot up!! (Not good either)
Facebook Virus strikes again
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“Look you were filmed all naked!” read the subject header on one iteration of the virus-spreading message, which is being sent automatically from infected accounts to the “friend” list for that account. Clicking the link usually takes users to a page that looks like YouTube, and a pop-up message advises the user to download a Flash plug-in. The download contains the virus, which replicates by contacting everyone on the victim’s Facebook friend list and advancing the hoax.[Via Boston Media]
AVG Detected a False Positive
According to Security and The Net:An update for the AVG virus scanner released yesterday contained an incorrect virus signature, which led it to think user32.dll contained the Trojan Horses PSW.Banker4.APSA or Generic9TBN. AVG then recommended deleting this file; this causes the affected systems to either stop booting or go into a continuous reboot cycle. So far, the problem only appears to affect Windows XP, but there is no guarantee that other versions of Windows don’t have the same issue.
[Via Security and The Net]
If you’ve not been affected by this yet, you probably won’t be. It is yet unknown how many people have been affected. I’m blogging about this to tell people about this and to warn people that not all of warnings from AVG are true and that is why you should always ask before you delete or do anything to your system. I always USE google when it comes to these types of questions
Sites that you need not Visit:
Comments Off- hxxp://movieportal2008q.com/freemovie/Movie/xxxx/x/ — this site usually tries to send you the “Trojan.HTML.Zlob.AG” Virus.
- hxxp://porntubedot.com/xxxxxxxx/WatchFreeMovie.php –This site usually tries to send you the “Trojan.Dropper.SMN” Virus.
- hxxp://handballfondi.it/xxxxxx1.php — This site is one of the new Malware sites that looks like Youtube, When you go to this site they say you need a special to play a video clip. Most of the time when you get something like this, it is going to try to install Malware. A good broad set of Codecs that you may want to download is called Klite Mega Codec, which if you us that you should never need to download any other codec to play a movie clip from any site online.
Some Important programs to prevent yourself from having viruses and Malware!!
Comments OffThis post is in response to Alertscan.net and how many people have seen my page. If you would like to protect yourself from the possible hi-jacking of your internet or Computer there are some programs to consider using:
Kaspersky Lab Free Virus Scan
Firewalls:
Now these are free but I tell you. You will only need one firewall even though windows has a firewall this helps as a better protection to know what is coming in and going out.
- Pctools Antivirus Free Software

- AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 7.5.503

- Avast Home Edition

- Clamwin Free Antivirus

Again these files are free but you will only need one of these. If you install more than one you will most like start slowing your system down to much!!












