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Posted by: Samker
« on: 19. September 2010., 09:59:24 »


FYI, if you have problems with Zeus (ZBot, ZeusBot or WSNPoem) here is a latest Removal Tool from BitDefender: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,4536.0.html

After that you have possibility to download Free Antivirus protection from SCF "Antivirus area": http://scforum.info/index.php/board,10.0.html



Posted by: Samker
« on: 16. February 2010., 19:11:51 »

my #3 and #4, ill rather use the trial versions of kaspersky and eset nod32.  :D


if the hackers can pass through kas and avira, users should make their online properties double guarded..  :police: :police:

Good points my friend...  :up:
Posted by: duomaxwell22
« on: 16. February 2010., 15:41:55 »

well, this can be a sign of a threat for kaspersky and avira users.

if the hackers can pass through kas and avira, users should make their online properties double guarded..  :police: :police:
Posted by: duomaxwell22
« on: 16. February 2010., 15:37:33 »

i wonder what's  the #3 and 4..  ??? hehehe!

for me will be
1. Avira
2. AVG
3.  --  ::)
4.  --  ::)
5. Avast

my #3 and #4, ill rather use the trial versions of kaspersky and eset nod32.  :D
Posted by: Samker
« on: 15. February 2010., 18:26:37 »

for free antivirus, i tell them to stick with avira, avast 5 improved, also avg 9, but avira still better..

I agree with you all three are good, but my order (for FREE solutions) is:
1. AVG
2. Avira
3.----- :)
4.----- :)
5. Avast
Posted by: duomaxwell22
« on: 15. February 2010., 09:59:51 »

haha, now i have proved that avira is quite a big deal for antivirus.. having a thanksgiving together with kaspersky proves that avira is better like kaspersky.. its been years that i have been recommending avira to my workmates and classmates.
for free antivirus, i tell them to stick with avira, avast 5 improved, also avg 9, but avira still better..
Posted by: Samker
« on: 15. February 2010., 07:05:37 »



Hackers behind the new version of the Zeus/Zbot banking Trojan expressed their gratefulness to the creators of the antivirus software, Kaspersky Lab and Avira in particular. The Trojan comes with a hidden message that thanks and taunts the security vendors for ‘helping’ them improve their malware.

The news was reported at Trend Micro blog which wrote about the new binary file identified as TROJ_ZBOT.BTM. The malware steals online banking information, including user names and passwords, and has earned a reputation as one of the deadliest banking Trojans.

Interestingly, the latest incarnation of the Trojan has an attached message that reads: "Thanks to KAV and to Avira for new quests, i like it! NOD32 and SAV is stupid!"

Trend Micro says the message is uncovered when the binary file unpacks and copies itself into the victim system's memory. "This taunting message shows that cybercriminals have systems that monitor the performance of AV companies in detecting their craft, and they are constantly updating their software to avoid detection," Trend says.

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