fjxutkr.dll IE Helpers

[Aleman]

I found this file in IE helpers using WinPatrol.

I have diabled it but it is still present in
Windows/system32. It was not fond be MS Antispyware.

Is it spyware and should it be removed?

Aleman

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Have you scanned this system with a reputable antivirus app with current
definitions?
Did WinPatrol flag this file, or just allow you to detect its presence?

I'm certainly suspicious, but I'd like to have a clear indication on the
state of your system from probably several vendors and tools.

Have you scanned in safe mode with both Antivirus and Microsoft Antispyware?

 

[Ron Kinner]

Spyware.

Remove it but first note when it was installed on your
system and search the whole system (hidden and system
files too) for other files installed at the same time +/-
5 minutes. Delete them all

Ron

 

[Aleman]

Hi,

Thanks for feedback. Unfortunaately laptop is used by my
wife and daughter so some answers to your points may be
vague.

I have scnned with AVG v 7 and it did not find virus.
However on system start up after finding file it did spot
that a file was trying to access IE. My wife chose not to
allow it and when I checked later fjxutkr.dll was not
listed in IE helpers.

I think the file was installed when my daughter went to
zango.com. I asked if winpatrol gave any warnings and was
told it "woofed" but no pop up messages came up. At th
same time as I spotted the dll file there was also a
running application l?sass which I did not recognise.

I also scan system with ad-aware prior to MSspyware which
found "CLICKSPRING" in registry and "180SOLUTIONS"
besides the usual tracking cookies.

MSspyware subsequently
found "wapisvsu.exe", "MediaTickets" and "Zango Search
Assistant"

Cheers!

Jimmy (Aleman)

 

[Aleman]

Hi,

Just ran MS spyware again set for deepscan. It found the
file and quarantined it.

Thanks

Jimmy

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Terrific--thanks for the report.