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December 27, 2008
While things have finally thawed out and melted away our snow and ice, my computer has been hit by its own winter storm. A trojan horse called SHeur 2.HSF is proving to be a pernicious little bugger.
It takes over your browser intermittently throwing up new web pages, new windows, or constant fake invitations to 'virusremover2008' and similar virus detection and removal products. I have tried using my AVG and Ad Aware to eliminate the trojan, but each time they immediately reappear. I have tried quarantining instead of deleting, but that didn't appear to work. I tried restarting in safe mode and repeating the same process. I even tried an online diagnosis tool, but it froze part way through. If anyone has any recommendations, I would appreciate the help.
I had planned to blog about superstitions in poker, but this is more pressing at the moment.
Edit: The latest threat detection - Trojan horse BHO.GSS attacking WindowsSysem32 files.
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Dec 27, 08 22:15:27
http://www.techsupportforum.com/
http://www.techsupportforum.com/
this site can help you with problems like this
first you have to complete a manual of them, then you can create a post with a log from one of their tools. And they will help you remove it from then on.
Dec 28, 08 03:52:46
You know the one thing most people forget about that solves alot of this. Turn off the stupid "system restore" that basically makes a "save point" in case you have to backup to an older version of your OS. If you don't have it turned off that's probably how it's reappearing.
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