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With the New Year at hand, malicious email is on the rise.
You may receive something similar to this:
It’s the new Year
Joyous new year
Containing a link that obviously one should not click to open.
Which during two separate downloads, was detected as delivering TR/Rootkit.Gen, TR/Renos.31288.28
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That is great, but once you have it because one of your employees downloaded the Damn thing…how do you get rid of it. Symantec has been rendered useless, and AVG gets the entire computer rebooted in the middle of every scan.
If you like you can post a hijackthis log in this forum.
Then we can see what was installed
Forgot the link I think.
http://www.nutnworks.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13