ESS don't see Ardamax Trojan . Why?

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  1. greenfly

    greenfly Registered Member

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    I have downloaded one aplication on my desktop computer were i have installed KIS 0.7. In fase of download KIS stopped the download because the file was infected with Ardamax Trojan.

    On my laptop , were i have installed ESS , i tryed to download the same file , and ESS had non see anything.. I have send the infected file to virustotal and Jotty to analyse ,, there is the photo in att.

    I runned the infected file, and ESS >nothing.o_O

    In HJT log i found and clean a lot of infected temp files......

    I feel disappointed.....:'(

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  2. Marcos

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    Again, it's mostly an installer with encrypted files attached. It's very likely that the keylogger itself would be detected upon extraction when the files are decrypted.
     
  3. greenfly

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    Noup... i have installed the program,, nothing detected.

    edit : sorry, now the infected files are detected......,, but is to late > i'm allready infected.....maad
     
  4. Bubba

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    Was that "aplication" the Ardamax Keylogger program ?
     
  5. greenfly

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    Yap....
     
  6. ASpace

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    Pictures say it all
     

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  8. Bubba

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    Is it now "detected" because you re-adjusted your settings to monitor Potentially unsafe applications, which is enabled by default ?
     
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  9. greenfly

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    Is not that program , I have downloaded "Fraps" from Rapidshare. I'm not sure that i can post the linko_O Rules.....maybe in private??
     

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  10. ASpace

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    We can see the "thing" is detect . Boot in Safe Mode and run a scan (Start -> Program -> ESET -> ESET Smart Security) . Confirm with YES and the ESET Command line scanner will start scanning and cleaning

    However , if you suspect something is undetected or there is a problem in its cleaning , send information to ESET ThreatLab -> samples@eset.com .
     
  11. greenfly

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    Can't boot in safe modeXP, because i have Dualboot with Vista ,and there is no options to enter in XP safe mod,, only Vista safe mod on which i have AVG free installed...
     
  12. ASpace

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    You can boot in XP Safe Mode:

    1st way:
    Just after you choose your OS (a.k.a. Microsoft Windows XP) , start pressing multiple times F8 , which will lead you to the Advanced menu where you can choose to enter Safe Mode . The fact you have mode than one OS installed doesn't really matter

    2nd way:
    Open Start -> Run -> type msconfig , press ENTER . In the "boot" tab , check "Safe boot" (you can change other options , too) , confirm the changes and restart . This way you'll enter Safe Mode . In order to start in Normal mode again , you must uncheck the "Safe boot" in msconfig.


    Another way to clean the XP partition is to enter Windows Vista and run ESET Online scanner from www.eset.com/onlinescan
    Make sure to first run IE7 as administrator
     
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