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I found a subseven virus on my PC. Now I'm being pinged by a certain IP address. What do I do?

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Stupid Norton 2002 missed this virus and I found this on my PC only after I tried other antivirus softwares.

It's a subseven v2.1 virus.

Now my ZoneAlarm is telling me 66.185.137.193 keeps pinging me.

Other than removing the virus, which I did, what should I do? Are my passwords all compromised now?
 
stop downloading pr0n 🙂 In all seriousness, I'd whipe your drive clean and start from scratch. No way in hell I'd be able to work on that computer, with any confidence, knowing that it had been compromised by subseven.

[edit] spelling.
 


<< Other than removing the virus, which I did, what should I do? Are my passwords all compromised now? >>


There is a chance that your passwords are compromised because the person pinging you or someone else may have already gotten through and connected to your computer using subseven. I take it you have removed the trojan by taking the necessary steps giving in the removal process. With it gone you should be fine.
 
Hey, that's my IP 😉 It's an AOL IP. Maybe call AOL and report it.


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<< install a software firewall too like zone alarm >>


Now my ZoneAlarm is telling me 66.185.137.193 keeps pinging me.

Above sentence is from his original post.😉
 


<<

<< install a software firewall too like zone alarm >>


Now my ZoneAlarm is telling me 66.185.137.193 keeps pinging me.

Above sentence is from his original post.😉 >>



You dont expect people to read the entire original post do you? We wont even go into reading the entire thread...
 
How the hell can Norton 2002 not catch this old virus?

I even ran it a few minutes before and it didn't catch the virus. Then I tried something called swatit and it caught it instantly.

Edit: Yes, I always keep my definitions up to date.
 
It is possible to remove the server by installing the subseven client, checking to see which port is open and listening. Put the right port# in the port field of the Sub7 client and click Connect.
If it connects go connections>server options then select remove server.
If it is passworded you will have to remove it manually.
 
That's really odd......I've had a couple instances with customers this year managing to get subseven and Norton caught them........one was '01 and one was the '02 version..........makes me wonder now, I always put Norton A/V on my systems........:Q
EDIT: Sorry.......by this year, I meant the past 12 months.............😉
 


<< Backup, Format, Reinstall, Restore. Works everytime. 😉 >>



the first & fourth step there kinda make the whole formatting thing silly now dosent it


JB
 
This is the second time Norton missed a virus on my PC.

Just last week, it missed the dlder virus that was installed when I installed Limewire 2.12 on my PC.
 
If I send the virus back to Norton, they won't be able to detect it!

And....?


Then they'll get what they deserve. 🙂
 


<< Just last week, it missed the dlder virus that was installed when I installed Limewire 2.12 on my PC >>



I stopped downloading limewire at 1.65
You gotta be careful updating your file sharing proggies. A lot of them are trying to redfine "free".
The donkey still works for free and you can use sharereactor.com for direct links to particular files. My current personal favorite.
 
Alright, I had similar problems lately, I have a few questions: At all times, would Norton and Tauscan at least be able to detect the virus? I just installed Zone Alarm (didn't run it before since it didn't originally work with XP), and keeps saying the IPs 192.168.123.2 and x.x.x.3 are trying to access my computer. I know those are my roommate's computers, but should they be doing that? I haven't run this in so long I don't even remember.
 
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