Thursday, April 17, 2008

IE Defender, Files Secure, Malware Bell

IE Defender/Files Secure/MalwareBell Codec has been update, it installs files with semi-random filenames, composed from fragment words: pa, ko, ny, do, net, api, 32, 99...

Files could be: nydo32r.dll

and displays alert messages:


Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

IE Defender, Files Secure, Malware Bell

IE Defender/Files Secure/MalwareBell Codec has been update, it installs files with semi-random filenames, composed from fragment words: sys, pol, net, owl,api, web, 16,32,64...

Files could be: netweb64c.dll, sysapi32a.dll ...

and displays alert messages:


Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

IEDefender

IE Defender/Files Secure/MalwareBell Codec has been update, it installs the following files:

%WINDOWS%\pctools.dll

and displays alert messages:


See: http://secubox.aldria.com/topic-2320.html
Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

Monday, April 14, 2008

Zlob

Zlob fake codec has been update. It drops the following file:

%SYSTEM%\vualf.dll

[HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\SharedTaskScheduler]
"{12a31567-9883-4cc0-a684-ad5804394d69}"="hemimorphite"

It also installs Toolbar, BHO, VirusHeat Rogue software...

Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

Malware Bell

A new Rogue has been released: Malware Bell.
This rogues looks like: IE Defender, Files Secure.

VideoAccessCodec (VAC)

VideoAccessCodec has been update, it installs the following files:

%WINDOWS%\lgmxvpat???.dll (where ? is a random caracter)
%WINDOWS%\qtvglped.dll
%WINDOWS%\pmsoarbf.dll
%WINDOWS%\omlbpkaw.dll

Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

IEDefender

IE Defender/Files Secure Codec has been update, it installs the following files:

%WINDOWS%\ps16sys.dll

It displays alert messages:


See: http://secubox.aldria.com/edit-post3200.html
Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

Sunday, April 13, 2008

IEDefender

IE Defender/Files Secure Codec has been update, it installs the following files:

%WINDOWS%\winsurf.dll

It displays alert messages:


See: http://secubox.aldria.com/topic-2318.html
Use SmitfraudFix to remove the infection.

VideoAccessCodec (VAC)

VideoAccessCodec has been update, it installs the following files:

%WINDOWS%\nslbvxpg???.dll (where ? is a random caracter)
%WINDOWS%\sgoblxtm.dll
%WINDOWS%\ogxtsepr.dll
%WINDOWS%\dsktbwfe.dll

SmitfraudFix removes the infection.

VideoAccessCodec (VAC)

VideoAccessCodec (aka VAC, VideoCach, MediaTubeCodec, Media Codec Software, Video ActiveX Codec) is installed from web sites proposing video and a codec (trojan) installation.



It installs a toolbar in Internet Explorer:


and displays fake IE alert bars, linking to rogues: