 Kryptik.VO trojan, nod32 constantly detecting it in system32 folder |
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 Jul 7 2009, 06:06 AM
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recently my nod32 keep on detecting this Kryptik.VO inside my System32 folder.  the image shown as 911311.exe but it keep on changing to some other exe name such as 8338.exe, 76267.exe n etc. those files were detected only from my System32 folder. but when i done full computer scan, no virus detected at all. so what is actually the Kryptik.VO and how to rid it off from my computer?? thanks in advance 
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Jul 8 2009, 08:08 PM
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problem solved!
after eset emailed me n asked to update my av then done the full computer scan.. the machine now is safe after restarting it back! thanks to eset people for help my day.. beware if ur pc is running 1 of this exe: - ngppx.exe - aceipda.exe there might be a lot more.. my advice is, always being cautious when dwlding or transfering files from ur frens.. u might get infected!! |
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