13:13 Wtf! new trojan blocking windows! | |
| Just a few hours ago, talked with a friend in ICQ (both through qip). Speaking of fotoappratah, zerklaki VS. soap dishes, and so on. And here comes the unexpected from him messages like "Do you think this photo was done with photoshop and a link to ..." on file with the extension *. scr ie screen saver, well, I think you need to open, reliable friend - not a bad send, open, and voila - at first sight usual Trojan lock system, which already wrote about. But no, then the blue screen of death, stupid alleged systemic caption text + Send SMS with text oldPROBELoper on such a number, and so on, the input box and a button. Focus automatically translated into the window. None of the shortcuts do not work (even such as Win + U, 8 seconds Shift). Rebooting did not help, respectively, key generator of Dr.Web also refused, as there is only the text of a message. Input "0" and the word "enrolled" also does not work. Download only in debug mode, scanned the roster of loading, the Automatic searched antivirus, search for - nothing! Reboot the computer again the same screen. Again climb under the "debugging". Now we have a few message comes from the same text, plus it turns out from me the same thing. Although ICQ hack could not painfully difficult for me for a password, which is impossible to pick. And yet - in the history of communications, there is no mention of it, neither I nor my list of contacts. And yet, it clearly emulates the client input, because the first friend came, and then from me, and so on, who stood kvip - the stories have nothing left from both sides who have a different client is, in history is to continue the chain did not go. What kind of beast and how to fight it until he found what everyone knows - unsubscribe. I supposedly sent a "noticeable that the pictures in Photoshop edited or not? BBB (replaced) .hochubilet.net/foto334.gif »Although the first file that was sent to me was with the extension *. scr PS Just do not send SMS, so we solve the problem! UPD Posted in Blog - Information security. | |
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