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This is what I scanned with Trojan Killer. How many are real trojans?

The first one seems to be "A Fei Decoder"
The second one seems to be Virtual CD-ROM
Next one is Grey Hound
Next one is UCDOS 7.33.

It seems I can't be idle these days!

[ Last edited by afnspy on 2006-6-28 at 22:37 ]

Hey, the names of these trojans like system.exe, telnets.exe, saveword.dll are so uncreative.

Hehe, these names are quite ignorant, but the most ignorant one I found is adding a service in the system, and the description of this service is "Microsoft......" he he, how can "Microsoft" appear in Windows, immediately delete it manually, and later checked online, it was also a GreyHound.

Really want to remind the Trojan author, Microsoft doesn't call itself "Microsoft" that much.

Originally posted by Michael at 2006-6-29 11:00:
Really want to remind the Trojan horse author, Microsoft doesn't call itself "Microsoft" much.

I think so: Detecting Trojan horses is too easy for experts. For experts, they can tell at a glance that there's something fishy here. But for novices, "This is Microsoft... can't delete" or even they don't know what Microsoft is at all. Low-level Trojans target low-level users, and Trojan authors prefer these user groups

[ Last edited by fastslz on 2006-6-29 at 20:04 ]

The Trojan Killer is regarded as rubbish, not as good as the simple 360 Security Guard

What is most feared is not this kind of small thing. What is most feared is that kind of thing that kills people invisibly. It can't be detected at all. Only by deleting, formatting, and changing the registry can it be fixed.

These can be modified in the settings. If you don't know how to change, just use AVG. There is a cracked version.