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VIRUS ALERT - busababy - 28-11-2001 Last night I was zapped by a very sneaky looking virus which tried to send itself to all those in my address book before I was able to stop it. I think it appears like 'Re: Les Kohn' or something similar DELETE it !!! It infects these two files; windows\system\kernell.exe windows\system\kdll.dll You can carry out an online virus check at; housecall.antivirus.com/ Sorry to all those that may have been affected (infected). Les PS 1 Crash on Saturday 2 Infected on Tuesday 3 What's Next???? VIRUS ALERT - More Info - busababy - 28-11-2001 Here is some more information on this virus. AVERT has raised the Risk Assessment on the Badtrans.b variant to Medium On Watch for corporate users and High for home users. We have received many reports that the virus is being seen and stopped at corporate gateways and mailservers. However, we continue to get reports from the home user segment that they have become infected. This is due to the fact that home users tend to update their DAT files less frequently and often do not have VirusScan configured to scan compressed files which is required for detection. W32.Badtrans.B@mm is a MAPI worm that emails itself out as one of several different filenames. soultion can be found on this site: www.symantec.com/region/au_nz/ securityresponse.symantec...ml#removal please read the info to make sure the symtoms are the same securityresponse.symantec....b@mm.html ------------------------------------------------------------ Here is a fix it if you got it: Manual Removal Instructions Restart Windows in Safe Mode (reboot your computer, as soon as you see the text Starting Windows at the botton of the screen, hit the F5 key). Click START | RUN, type %WINDIR%\SYSTEM and hit ENTER Delete the following files (if they exist): KERN32.EXE KERNEL32.EXE KDLL.DLL HKSDLL.DLL Click START | RUN, type REGEDIT and hit ENTER Click the (+) next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Click the (+) next to SOFTWARE Click the (+) next to MICROSOFT Click the (+) next to WINDOWS Click the (+) next to CURRENTVERSION Click the (+) next to RUNONCE Click on KERNEL32 and hit DELETE on the keyboard Restart the computer ------------------------------------------------------------ Run the update at the link below to ensure you dont get infected again: www.microsoft.com/windows...efault.asp |