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Log File/virus Removl
BD identified the following virus: IRC-Worm.Generic.3868
In the following location: C:\SmitFraudFix\SmitfraudFix_v2.328.exe=](RAR Sfx o)=]SmitfraudFix\IEDFix.exe
And gave the following message: Infected (no action was possible, file was in an archive)
Attached is the log file.
How do I remove the virus?
Thanks
Comments
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I got the same thing. Just delete Smitfraudfix.
I don't know why Smitfraudfix is detected though.0 -
I got the same thing. Just delete Smitfraudfix.
I don't know why Smitfraudfix is detected though.
I also got IRC-Worm.Generic.3868 and Trojan.Generic.960791, located in
C:\System Volume Information\_restore{593F298F-B7D6-4A3D-A260-6D7E68E3F587}\RP605\A0070977.exe=](RAR Sfx o)=]SmitfraudFix\IEDFix.exe
I cannot find smitfraudfix and don't even know what it is. It says the files are "Infected (no action was possible, file was in an archive)."
How bad is this, and what should I do??
THANKS.0 -
Smitfraudfix is one of the "virus fixes"
They are extreamly powerful antivirus programs but they are single executables and used normally as a last resort if the normal AV cannot cure the infected computer.
some include, combofix, vundofix, virtuemondebegone and smitfraudfix( which is detected for some reason, possibly because it is not a legit copy of the real fix, so the smitfraudfix you have is probably a real virus)
To get rid of the one in system volume information read here0 -
Smitfraudfix is one of the "virus fixes"
They are extreamly powerful antivirus programs but they are single executables and used normally as a last resort if the normal AV cannot cure the infected computer.
some include, combofix, vundofix, virtuemondebegone and smitfraudfix( which is detected for some reason, possibly because it is not a legit copy of the real fix, so the smitfraudfix you have is probably a real virus)
To get rid of the one in system volume information read here
Thanks. Shutting off System Restore and re-running the full scan cleaned them both out. Awesome.0
