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CharlieBrownF98

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March 22nd, 2002 17:00

RE:WIN32.NIMDA

Hey everyone:
I can't seem to delete all of the infected files from the nimda virus. I have been able to quarantine them and then I ran a fix for the virus that finally seemed to get rid of all infected files. My problem is that every so many days. i get the virus again. Is there something that is causing me to keep gettin this virus. Shouldn't my anti-virus software prevent it?

Dimension 8100
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384MB RDRAM
40GIG HD
Windows 2000 Pro
  • volcano11

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    Posted March 22nd, 2002 18:00

    Is you anti virus program running at all times? Are your virus subsciptions up to date? If the program is running and the definitions are up to date, the anitivirus program should catch the virus everytime it attempts of get on your system. What antivirus program are you running?

    Steve

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    Posted March 22nd, 2002 19:00

    Hello! There are a couple different viruses that start with W32.NIMDA. If it is either the A@MM or the E@MM, for both of these there is a removal tool that you can download from Symantec (Norton) to remove the virus. If it is one of the others, there are instructions posted under each name on how to remove that particular virus.
    Go to www.symantec.com then click on Virus Encyclopedia, then click on "W", then scroll through this page until you see the virus name for the one you have, then click on that one, to go to the page that gives information on getting rid of that particular virus.

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    Posted March 22nd, 2002 20:00

    When you had Nimda, it could have "Phoned Home" when you were online, and now when you get rid of it...it comes back on port 80. Check this document... http://www.dshield.org/ports/port80.html
    Might want to go pick up a firewall at the closest software supply store, or you can get a free one here...
    http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10105-108-57636.html?bt.37282.10014..dl-57636
    Zone Alarm is a good firewall. I run it, and it seems to catch everything.

    Charger




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