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Trojans Not Disinfected And Not Moved By Bitdefender

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Hi,


I am new on this forum but I am a fan of BitDefender, which usually proves to be (one of) the best free solutions.


However, I think I got this morning some viruses through surfing on the web. I somehow downloaded a rogue trojan called "Ultimate Antivirus 2008". It presents itself as a well-imited official Microsoft Windows pop-up claiming false lacking security information on my computer from which I can be only freed by downloading the cost-obligatory "official partner antivirus", i.e. Ultimate Antivirus 2008


It was quite well imited and I think I clicked a few times on the options, so that the circus went on a few times. Now, I have started a BitDefender scan and it detects well some trojans, but fails to move the files or to delete them.


The file: Trojan.Downloader.Zlob.ABRQ is categorized as "Suspect"


The file: Trojan.Downloader.Zlob.ABRP was categorized as disinfection failed, moved succeeded - I sent it to BD Labs and deleted it from the quarantine


The files: Genpack:Trojan.Fakeav.AD; Trojan.Zlob.2.Gen are categorized with Disinfection failed, moved failed


What shall I do now ? Thx for any help

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  • alexcrist
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    Hello Cornard,


    Please post the full scan log of a Deep Scan and a HijackThis scan log.


    The BD Scan log can be found like this:


    - go to Antivirus -> Scan


    - make a Deep Scan (if you already did this, there's no need to do it again)


    - right click on Deep Scan and select Logs


    - open the newest log.


    - an Internet Explorer window will appear. Find the file which is written in IEs Address Bar and attach it here


    HijackThis instructions are posted as a Pinned topic in the Malware Talk section.


    After you post these logs, a Virus Analyst will take a look at them and tell you what to do next.


    Cris.