Re: [MBZ] Korean malware UPDATE

2015-02-04 Thread archer75--- via Mercedes
Humor but no help from the sys admin.
Never mind. I fixed it myself. I think.
Gerry

Dan Penoff wrote:
 That explains the mushroom cloud I saw to the north of me
 Dan
 
  On Feb 3, 2015, at 7:41 PM, archer75--- via Mercedes 
  mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
  
  Just now got a pop up that one or more aspects of Malewarebytes have been 
  disabled with a button to push for enable. I pushed the button.
  
  
  Gerry
  
  Been getting message from MS program that I'm low on memory.
  Accessed msconfig, and at the top of the page appeared the word Korean. 
  The next line had the symbol for type configuration setting with the 
  address: 
  C:\users\archer\mydocuments\.
  
  Right clicking the symbol brought up 29 pages of Korean characters.
  
  I'm running Malwarebytes (paid for professional program), AVG antivirus, 
  and MS firewall.
  
  A quick search of Google had nothing specific about this being known 
  malware, and this blog was the only reference I found that might apply:
  
  http://blogs.microsoft.com/cybertrust/2013/01/16/koreas-malware-infection-rate-increases-six-fold-in-six-months/
  
  Any and help appreciated.
  
  Thanks,
  Gerry 
  
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Re: [MBZ] Korean malware UPDATE

2015-02-04 Thread Dan Penoff via Mercedes
Not a lot you can do with malware like this.  If you don't have the skills to 
dig under the hood, you have to rely on tools like MalwareBytes, that's all.

I do this for a living, and it would be no different than asking a doctor to 
diagnose someone over the phone.  Without being there and having direct 
control, it's near impossible to make recommendations.

Sorry.

Dan


 On Feb 4, 2015, at 4:00 PM, arche...@embarqmail.com wrote:
 
 Humor but no help from the sys admin.
 Never mind. I fixed it myself. I think.
 Gerry
 
 Dan Penoff wrote:
 That explains the mushroom cloud I saw to the north of me
 Dan
 
 On Feb 3, 2015, at 7:41 PM, archer75--- via Mercedes 
 mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
 
 Just now got a pop up that one or more aspects of Malewarebytes have been 
 disabled with a button to push for enable. I pushed the button.
 
 
 Gerry
 
 Been getting message from MS program that I'm low on memory.
 Accessed msconfig, and at the top of the page appeared the word Korean. 
 The next line had the symbol for type configuration setting with the 
 address: 
 C:\users\archer\mydocuments\.
 
 Right clicking the symbol brought up 29 pages of Korean characters.
 
 I'm running Malwarebytes (paid for professional program), AVG antivirus, 
 and MS firewall.
 
 A quick search of Google had nothing specific about this being known 
 malware, and this blog was the only reference I found that might apply:
 
 http://blogs.microsoft.com/cybertrust/2013/01/16/koreas-malware-infection-rate-increases-six-fold-in-six-months/
 
 Any and help appreciated.
 
 Thanks,
 Gerry 
 
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[MBZ] Korean malware UPDATE

2015-02-03 Thread archer75--- via Mercedes
Just now got a pop up that one or more aspects of Malewarebytes have been 
disabled with a button to push for enable. I pushed the button.


Gerry

Been getting message from MS program that I'm low on memory.
Accessed msconfig, and at the top of the page appeared the word Korean. The 
next line had the symbol for type configuration setting with the address: 
C:\users\archer\mydocuments\.

Right clicking the symbol brought up 29 pages of Korean characters.

I'm running Malwarebytes (paid for professional program), AVG antivirus, and MS 
firewall.

A quick search of Google had nothing specific about this being known malware, 
and this blog was the only reference I found that might apply:

http://blogs.microsoft.com/cybertrust/2013/01/16/koreas-malware-infection-rate-increases-six-fold-in-six-months/

Any and help appreciated.

Thanks,
Gerry 

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Re: [MBZ] Korean malware UPDATE

2015-02-03 Thread Dan Penoff via Mercedes
That explains the mushroom cloud I saw to the north of me

Dan


 On Feb 3, 2015, at 7:41 PM, archer75--- via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com 
 wrote:
 
 Just now got a pop up that one or more aspects of Malewarebytes have been 
 disabled with a button to push for enable. I pushed the button.
 
 
 Gerry
 
 Been getting message from MS program that I'm low on memory.
 Accessed msconfig, and at the top of the page appeared the word Korean. The 
 next line had the symbol for type configuration setting with the address: 
 C:\users\archer\mydocuments\.
 
 Right clicking the symbol brought up 29 pages of Korean characters.
 
 I'm running Malwarebytes (paid for professional program), AVG antivirus, and 
 MS firewall.
 
 A quick search of Google had nothing specific about this being known malware, 
 and this blog was the only reference I found that might apply:
 
 http://blogs.microsoft.com/cybertrust/2013/01/16/koreas-malware-infection-rate-increases-six-fold-in-six-months/
 
 Any and help appreciated.
 
 Thanks,
 Gerry 
 
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