spam sites

[ufo007]

any one know how to get rid of spam site 65.39.138.77 it
keeps redirecting my links to ads of all sorts. have
tried all sorts of spy removers and have it restricted in
my site list on IE but does not help. have it blocked in
zone alarm pro also cant get rid of this darn thing any
one have suggestions ?? Running XPPRO
ufo007

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

Have you tried CWShredder?

CWShredder - http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/downloads.html

Try SpyWareBlaster to stop intrusions:

http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html

Also see the following links:

http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/security/articles/spyware.asp

 

[ufo007]

Thanks will for the reply have used spyblaster spy
sweeper ad-aware6 from lavasoft and have zone alarm pro
set to the highest and also privacy settings set but have
not tried cw shredder yet might give that a try. also
have spyblaster installed... thanks for the quick
reply.. grateful 73 yr senior citzen

 

[Guest]

thanks for ur reply have spywareblaster installed have
just used cw shredder didnt work either will check out
spyware guard. I suspect I will have to go in to the
rgstry wich I know very little about thank you for ur
reply....... ufo007

 

[Guest]

Have you checked your hosts file ? i386\etc

 

[sgopus]

There is a new class of malware/adware/virus/trojan that
is neither found nor
fixed using the conventional tools, such as Norton,
McAffee, Lavasoft, etc.
It is based on a super hidden dll that is not detectable
by the OS, even in
safe mode. A full discussion can be found at

http://www.pcsympathy.com/sutra1193.html

including a link to a simple but effective tool called
xfind.

http://home.mnet-online.de/horst.muc/int/find23.zip

Basically, this simple tool can search for files, but it
reports the name of
the file that it cannot read. In my case it was
comjiac.dll. That is the
malware executive that keeps reinfecting the machine. It
is loaded from the
registry key under the AppInit_Dlls but that key remains
invisible and
unreadable by inheriting the file permissions. Once you
know the name from
xfind, you rename or delete using the repair console.
Once the name has
changed, the registry key now appears with normal
permissions and can be
deleted.

For those that are curious, Win2k and XP supports file
permissions that do
not let the file be read or modifed by anyone including
the OS itself. It is
super-super hidden, which is why the anti-virus programs
cannot find it.
However, the registry console apparently does not
consider file permissions
when doing simple operations such as dir, rename, or
delete. xFind gives you
the name, the repair console allows you to kill it, and
regedit allows you to
kill the load process.

Please pass along this information to other software
forums. It took me a
day of searching with google to find the kind person who
copied the recipe
from another site.

Copied with Permission

-----Original Message-----
thanks for ur reply have spywareblaster installed have
just used cw shredder didnt work either will check out
spyware guard. I suspect I will have to go in to the
rgstry wich I know very little about thank you for ur
reply....... ufo007

-----Original Message-----
SpywareGuard and SpywareBlaster

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