http://www.pccybertek.com/2010/02/malware-removal-sites-software-and-thoughts/ The Cyberspace Information & Security Outpost Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.pccybertek.com/2010/02/malware-removal-sites-software-and-thoughts/#comment-302 QQ Mon, 16 Aug 2010 02:08:19 +0000 http://www.pccybertek.com/?p=380#comment-302 wasn’t at. Next time I went to use google to search for something, my search results were being redirected. Looks like i wasn’t at. Next time I went to use google to search for something, my search results were being redirected. Looks like i

]]> http://www.pccybertek.com/2010/02/malware-removal-sites-software-and-thoughts/#comment-301 QQ Mon, 16 Aug 2010 02:07:26 +0000 http://www.pccybertek.com/?p=380#comment-301 techniques as well as the program Malwarebytes. Since I haven’t tried it before and the forum, which is a forum that was created by users/fans of Malwarebytes, spoke so highly of it, I downloaded and installed it and started a complete techniques as well as the program Malwarebytes. Since I haven’t tried it before and the forum, which is a forum that was created by users/fans of Malwarebytes, spoke so highly of it, I downloaded and installed it and started a complete

]]> http://www.pccybertek.com/2010/02/malware-removal-sites-software-and-thoughts/#comment-300 Reality Check Wed, 11 Aug 2010 16:53:08 +0000 http://www.pccybertek.com/?p=380#comment-300 There's some really nasty malware that hijacks browsers, (IE8, Firefox, and Opera-all current versions btw) , resets default search engine and disables editing so you cannot change default. This same malware disabled system restore, wiped out restore points, prevents access to windows update, disables editing of services, disables regedit, changes Vista permissions and makes itself the admin in Vista so the real administrator is no longer the admin and cannot change permissions or take ownership or access the admin account! So far I've not been able to find anything at all that can detect and remove this malware or undo the changes it made. I've tried a long list of legitimate antivirus, antispy, antimalware apps (current versions with updated databases) and run several of the reputable online scans and ALL FAIL TO DETECT THIS MALWARE!!! There’s some really nasty malware that hijacks browsers, (IE8, Firefox, and Opera-all current versions btw) , resets default search engine and disables editing so you cannot change default. This same malware disabled system restore, wiped out restore points, prevents access to windows update, disables editing of services, disables regedit, changes Vista permissions and makes itself the admin in Vista so the real administrator is no longer the admin and cannot change permissions or take ownership or access the admin account!
So far I’ve not been able to find anything at all that can detect and remove this malware or undo the changes it made. I’ve tried a long list of legitimate antivirus, antispy, antimalware apps (current versions with updated databases) and run several of the reputable online scans and ALL FAIL TO DETECT THIS MALWARE!!!

]]> http://www.pccybertek.com/2010/02/malware-removal-sites-software-and-thoughts/#comment-299 abdullah Sat, 22 May 2010 22:00:40 +0000 http://www.pccybertek.com/?p=380#comment-299 i want remove Win32/Oficla.GQ trojan i want remove Win32/Oficla.GQ trojan

]]> http://www.pccybertek.com/2010/02/malware-removal-sites-software-and-thoughts/#comment-298 Hillbilly Hacker Wed, 17 Mar 2010 00:19:23 +0000 http://www.pccybertek.com/?p=380#comment-298 After using several of the free anti-malware, anti-spyware products on the market--including Malwarebytes--which I was not impressed by--I settled on MSE--and have had no, none, zip problems, and considering some of the surfing I do (HaHa) this is a great achievement, keeping in mind that any virus protection is only as good as your updates---Nice Article! After using several of the free anti-malware, anti-spyware products on the market–including Malwarebytes–which I was not impressed by–I settled on MSE–and have had no, none, zip problems, and considering some of the surfing I do (HaHa) this is a great achievement, keeping in mind that any virus protection is only as good as your updates—Nice Article!

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