Re: Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-29 Thread Wilhelm Sanke
Further scans and searches for files that could be associated with the 
NMap Win virus returned no results.
I have to conclude that this virus alarm of SpywareSweeper was wrong. 
Other deficiencies of this programs are that it prompts for updates when 
none are available and that it indeed did not quarantine and delete 
three cookies it had found.


I found the following statement on a webpage of Symantec:

Behavior
SpywareSweeper is a misleading application that may give exaggerated 
reports about potential risks on the computer.


One question that remains for me in the broader context:

Is it possible to remove the protection of Wiindows files from inside 
Revolution?



Regards,

Wilhelm Sanke

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Re: Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-29 Thread Mark Schonewille

Hi Wilhelm,

Use need to use the ATTRIB command.

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Op 29-aug-2007, om 10:45 heeft Wilhelm Sanke het volgende geschreven:




One question that remains for me in the broader context:

Is it possible to remove the protection of Wiindows files from  
inside Revolution?



Regards,

Wilhelm Sanke

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Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-28 Thread Wilhelm Sanke
The virus scanner Spyware Sweeper found a NMap Win 1.2.12 virus on 
one of my computers at


C:\WINDOWS\Installer\{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}\NewShortcut1.exe,

but fails to quarantine or delete it, i.e. it performs the operations of 
quarantining and deleting on that file, but next time when you do a 
virus sweep the file is there again. This could be probably a deficiency 
of Spyware Sweeper, because I got other problems with that program, too.


Another virus scanner, Spy Sweeper by Webroot, however does not flag 
this file as a virus.


C:\WINDOWS\Installer is a hidden folder that is not displayed when I 
try to access it with Windows, but I can access it using Revolution and 
also list the subfolders - among them 
{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}, which contains the 
NewShortcut1.exe file.


There are more NewShortcut files in the subdirectory with different 
numbers including a RTF file, which however produces garbage when I try 
to put it into a field using


put URL  
file:C:/WINDOWS/Installer/{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}/NewShortcut26.rtf 
into fld 1

or
set the rtftext of fld 1 to URL  
file:C:/WINDOWS/Installer/{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}/NewShortcut26.rtf.


Replacing file with binfile does not help either, there is only 
garbage in the field.


Now, trying to delete the virus file using
delete URL  
file:C:/WINDOWS/Installer/{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}/NewShortcut1.exe


produces an error message can' delete that file - probably because the 
file's cantdelete property or the equivalent for Windows is apparently 
set to true.


How could I change this cantdelete property of the virus in Revolution 
to be able to finally delete it?

Any help is appreciated.

Best regards,

Wilhelm Sanke
http://www.sanke.org/MetaMedia


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Re: Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-28 Thread Scott Kane
- Original Message - 
From: Wilhelm Sanke [EMAIL PROTECTED]



but fails to quarantine or delete it, i.e. it performs the operations of


Yep.  It's being re-installed usually after a reboot, sometimes without. 
You need to do a Google search on removing this particalar malware variant 
and follow (print out and follow) the directions.  You'll probably have to 
restart in Safe Mode to solve it.


Scott Kane 


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Re: Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-28 Thread Mark Schonewille

Wilhelm,

Why don't you simply tell windows to show invisible files and folders?

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Op 28-aug-2007, om 18:03 heeft Wilhelm Sanke het volgende geschreven:

The virus scanner Spyware Sweeper found a NMap Win 1.2.12 virus  
on one of my computers at


C:\WINDOWS\Installer\{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489} 
\NewShortcut1.exe,


but fails to quarantine or delete it, i.e. it performs the  
operations of quarantining and deleting on that file, but next time  
when you do a virus sweep the file is there again. This could be  
probably a deficiency of Spyware Sweeper, because I got other  
problems with that program, too.


Another virus scanner, Spy Sweeper by Webroot, however does not  
flag this file as a virus.


C:\WINDOWS\Installer is a hidden folder that is not displayed  
when I try to access it with Windows, but I can access it using  
Revolution and also list the subfolders - among them  
{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}, which contains the  
NewShortcut1.exe file.snip

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Re: Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-28 Thread runrev260805
The following link contains information about manually removing the virus.


http://www.spywaredb.com/remove-nmap-win-1-2-12/


All the best

Matthias

 Original Message 
Subject: Can't delete virus file with Revolution (28-Aug-2007 18:06)
From:Wilhelm Sanke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 The virus scanner Spyware Sweeper found a NMap Win 1.2.12 virus on 
 one of my computers at
 
 C:\WINDOWS\Installer\{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}\NewShortcut1.
 exe,
 
 but fails to quarantine or delete it, i.e. it performs the operations of 
 quarantining and deleting on that file, but next time when you do a 
 virus sweep the file is there again. This could be probably a deficiency 
 of Spyware Sweeper, because I got other problems with that program, too.
 
 Another virus scanner, Spy Sweeper by Webroot, however does not flag 
 this file as a virus.
 
 C:\WINDOWS\Installer is a hidden folder that is not displayed when I 
 try to access it with Windows, but I can access it using Revolution and 
 also list the subfolders - among them 
 {CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}, which contains the 
 NewShortcut1.exe file.
 
 There are more NewShortcut files in the subdirectory with different 
 numbers including a RTF file, which however produces garbage when I try 
 to put it into a field using
 
 put URL  
 file:C:/WINDOWS/Installer/{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}/
 NewShortcut26.rtf 
 into fld 1
 or
 set the rtftext of fld 1 to URL  
 file:C:/WINDOWS/Installer/{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}/
 NewShortcut26.rtf.
 
 Replacing file with binfile does not help either, there is only 
 garbage in the field.
 
 Now, trying to delete the virus file using
 delete URL  
 file:C:/WINDOWS/Installer/{CC550492-0747-48E4-A37C-5A2A0C815489}/
 NewShortcut1.exe
 
 produces an error message can' delete that file - probably because the 
 file's cantdelete property or the equivalent for Windows is apparently 
 set to true.
 
 How could I change this cantdelete property of the virus in Revolution 
 to be able to finally delete it?
 Any help is appreciated.
 
 Best regards,
 
 Wilhelm Sanke
 http://www.sanke.org/MetaMedia
 
 
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Re: Can't delete virus file with Revolution

2007-08-28 Thread Wilhelm Sanke

Mark Schonewille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Why don't you simply tell windows to show invisible files and folders?



Thanks, this however was already set in my folder options, but 
nevertheless folder installer and its subfolders and files remained 
invisible.


What was additionally necessary was to deactivate the checkbox in folder 
options hide protected system files.
Now the hidden folders and files are displayed and I can remove the 
Windows file protection.


I have put the presumably infected file NewShortcut1.exe temporarily 
into the trash bin and will now run a new scan to see what happens.


Matthias wrote:


The following link contains information about manually removing the virus.


http://www.spywaredb.com/remove-nmap-win-1-2-12/


All the best

Matthias




And thanks for that link. A first search for files that are listed in 
that link as connected with the NMap virus came up with no results. I 
will continue the search, but maybe it could also be possible that file 
NewShortcut1.exe is a non-infected regular file which was mistakenly 
indicated as infected by the virus scanner?



Best regards,

Wilhelm Sanke

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