jgen44.cjt1.net

[anitspyware user]

I have spyware running on my system that I am unable to
remove. I have Microsoft's beta antispyware application,
spyware doctor, and ad aware's tool. None of them are
able to detect or remove the problem. A random pop-up
appears every few pages or on a timed increment with the
url: jgen44.cjt1.net in the title bar of the small
browser window. I am unable to right click on the window
to view it's source. I would appreciate it if this could
be looked into. For the time being, I have blocked that
address in my windows hosts file. The pop-ups still
appear, but the page does not load and is unable to relay
information back to the source.

 

[John]

This is an infection of CYDOOR

Delete registry values:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Cydoor
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Cydoor Services
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run \
Cydoor=CD_Load.exe

Delete files:
cd_install_202.exe, cd_clint.dll, cd_htm.dll, cd_load.exe, cd_swf.dll

Delete directories:
ADCACHE

JohnF.

 

[Guest]

Thanks John! Much appreciated!

-----Original Message-----
This is an infection of CYDOOR

Delete registry values:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Cydoor
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Cydoor Services
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run \
Cydoor=CD_Load.exe

Delete files:
cd_install_202.exe, cd_clint.dll, cd_htm.dll, cd_load.exe, cd_swf.dll

Delete directories:
ADCACHE

JohnF.




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[Todd]

Thanks again for the suggestion. However I don't have
those reg keys or files on my system. I will continue to
work on this.

Regards,

Todd

 

[JohnF.]

A trojan must be hiding in your temp files and is trying to install cydoor.
Dump all your temp files and see what hapeens when you reboot. Make sure
your antivirus software is uptodate and is configured correctly.

JohnF.

 

[Todd]

John,

Thanks again for your consideration on this. I had
already cleaned out my temp folders. I have latest
definitions on norton firewall and antivirus. I have 4
anti-spyware apps installed. It does sound like a trojan
could be at work here, but no luck in finding it. May be
new. I followed recommendations put forward on some forum
posts found in a yahoo search. Pop-ups still occurring. I
will post if I am able to find a solution to this.

Regards,

Todd

 

[JohnF.]

Last shot from me for now - did you disable System Restore, reboot in safe
mode, cleanup, edit registry, dump temps, throw salt over your left
shoulder, reboot and see what happens then?!!

JohnF.