Re: virus help
- From: Art <null@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 17:24:27 GMT
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 00:01:23 GMT, Art <null@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm tempted to try Windows versions of
NOD32 and Bit Defender to see if at least one or two more av might
detect the Trojanized MBR ... and not just KAV.
Just a follow-up to say that both BF and NOD32 alert on
the Trojanized MBR. NOD32 calls it Trojan.Dins.A and
BF calls it Backdoor.Boot.Dins.A
I might add that this freeware command line util:
http://www.geocities.com/mbrwizard/index2.html
has proved to be very useful for copying the MBR sectors
to image file and vice versa. There are two basic types ...
a Win NT based OS type and a DOS type that works with
both DOS and Win 9X/ME. I'm working with the v 1.53
versions and not the Beta 2.0 versions.
For an example of how these come in handy, right after
installing a trial of NOD32 I let it go ahead and reboot,
forgetting that I had the bad MBR on my main drive.
Fortunately, I had the DOS version (mbrwizd) and a
good image file on a DOS boot disk which saved me from
having to use my cloned backup drive.
It's a good idea, I think, to use some of these "minor"
backup/restore utils ... this one for the MBR and another
like CMOSSAVE for the CMOS. I've found ERUNT for
registry backup is also invaluable for a tinkerer like me
who far too often causes problems. One of these days
I might even get hit with malware. But so far, I'm
my PC's worst enemy :)
Art
http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg
.
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