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#1 rl22

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Posted 18 July 2012 - 09:36 PM

SAS quick scan shows 11 instances of The trojan Gromozon. After selecting "remolve threats" and rebooting, all 11 show up again.

I searched SAS web site for an explanation but only found one forum question concerning Gromozon from 2006 which was unaswered.

No other virus/malware scan from other vendors shows an infection.

SUPERAntiSpyware Scan Log
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Generated 07/18/2012 at 11:44 AM

Application Version : 5.1.1002

Core Rules Database Version : 8919
Trace Rules Database Version: 6731

Scan type : Quick Scan
Total Scan Time : 00:07:15

Operating System Information
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit (Build 6.00.6000)
UAC Off - Administrator

Memory items scanned : 484
Memory threats detected : 0
Registry items scanned : 27237
Registry threats detected : 0
File items scanned : 6695
File threats detected : 11

Trojan.Gromozon (RootKit)
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\360AMIGO SYSTEM SPEEDUP.LNK
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\DOCCHECKLIST.PDF
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\FREE WINDOW REGISTRY REPAIR.LNK
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\INSTRUCTIONS_FOR_THEWORK.PDF
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\OPENOFFICE.ORG 3.0 (EN-US) INSTALLATION FILES\LICENSES\LICENSE_EN-US.HTML
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\OPENOFFICE.ORG 3.0 (EN-US) INSTALLATION FILES\READMES\README_EN-US.HTML
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\OPENOFFICE.ORG 3.0 (EN-US) INSTALLATION FILES\SETUP.EXE
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\ORBIT.LNK
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\PASSWORD-FOLDER-SETUP-BETA.EXE
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\RADIOSURE.LNK
C:\USERS\PAVILION\DESKTOP\THUMBS.MS\COM1.{D3E34B21-9D75-101A-8C3D-00AA001A1652}\?ã.\LASTF\USB SAFEGUARD (J).LNK

#2 GuiltySpark

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Posted 19 July 2012 - 09:09 PM

Hi rl22 ,

If you believe you are infected try THIS tool.

Its designed to pick out Rootkits.

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#3 rl22

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Posted 20 July 2012 - 03:52 PM

Thanks for the response. I had tried the Prevx tool and it found no infection. I don't experience any anomalies with web sites so, I don't "believe" I am infected.
I'll assume SAS is messed up.

#4 SAS Customer Service

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Posted 20 July 2012 - 04:11 PM

If you use the built-in false positive reporter on the summary screen, it will send information to our definitions team about those items and if they are false positives they will be corrected.

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