I need a trojan that would work for me by letting me know who is working at my comp and what, any help?
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You really don't need a trojan; belive me. And don't think to ask for such "help" another time. It is verry unhealthy for your P.C. such "help" inside.\nAll you need is a simplle or complexe (your choice) keylogger.\n Just Click ->> http://www.waresight.com/ and you will find the rest there.
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Here you have some good and free antivirus program:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/downlo...\nGet one!
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http://www.tucows.com/preview/346015.html     =     Run it in safe mode to delete the trojans
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hehe .. it`s a trojan ;) something like sub7 \n\n1`st of all .. get an antivirus!!!!\n\nafter that ..make all updates for your windows version ..\nand last but not least.. talk to your sysadmin to close any unwanted ports on your computer.\n\nif you know a bit about networking..\n\ntry to open a command prompt .. type in "netstat" (without the "") and you`ll have all the network operations ... see for any unusual ones...\n\nalso try Run> msonfig .. and see if there are some unwatend processes that start up with the `puter ;)\n\nhope it helps
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http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/trojan.vundo.removal.tool.html\n\nSymantec removal tool
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I tried Symantec, McAfee, and Kaspersky.  This doesn't show up anywhere.  I would guess it's something that's part of a valid application.
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I use (and I think it's the best free software available) Grisoft's AVG anti-virus scanner. It is easily updated and it has email scanning capabilities. One can choose to start the software on boot up, or you can start it manually when desired. AVG has an easily understood interface and many other features. Click in the link below and choose the free download on the left side of the page. I have used this software since 1999 with no problems. Twice they saved my butt when I encountered Trojans.  I think that you would appreciate its use. \n\n\n\nhttp://www.grisoft.com/doc/5/lng/us/tpl/tpl01
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go to http://safety.live.com and run a Full Service Scan. Once ur done with the scan, all u need to do is click Next, Next, and it will automatically remove the trojans from ur computer. For future, download Windows Defender from www.microsoft.com and use AVG antivirus software instead of Avast. www.grisoft.com\nAlso, click on Start, go to Control Panel, click on Automatic Updates and Switch ON automatic updates. Rest wil be taken care of automatically;)
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That's pretty dirty to spew lies about a competing website giving you a virus...you will never succeed if you continue to use those tactics.\n\nIf that's not the case...\n\nIf you had a tech come to your home, why didn't he answer this for you? Call him, you must have paid him plenty eh?\n\npissant\n\n=================
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scan ur computer, if norton is not removing this then search for removal tool for trojan horse. Run that removal tool.
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Oh, and Phishing! How does that work? And how do I set up a Trojan Horse? And what is the best way to run a distributed DOS attack?\n\nWOW! Isn't the internet FUN boys and girls?
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i'd be careful if i were you... i think i got around 4 viruses and trojans from this site. \ni recommend http://www.superserials.com
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Some sites just  looking have embedded trojans in them.  If you have good antivirus program, the embedded trojans or virus would be detected and destroyed in real time.  If you don't, I suggest that you run the antivirus program you have with a full scan and see if you come up clean.  \n\nGood luck, hope you come up clean.\n\nMinddoctor, France
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Try this removal procedure:\nhttp://precisesecurity.com/blogs/2006/01/31/trojanzlob-downloader/
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Not enough information here to help much.  Virus, Trojan or adware acitvity sounds likely.
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#1 Try finding it in your task manager and stop proccess\n#2  Registry mechanic is awesome it will clean it out of your registry\n#3 goto housecall antvirus with trend micro.It is a free scan.It also repairs trojans.\n#4 Download the repair tool from microsoft.Hope one of these helps:)
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you can tell your anti virus provider, yahoo´s webmaster or customer service guys