trojan-downloader.html.agent.aq
 

how do i remove this trojan from my system? i can't seem to find any removal tools for it.

hmmmm....I want to know too, here's a bump for the answers.

bump for the morning crew.

try adaware... it's free! :)
or buy eset nod32 antivirus... i had the same problems... :D

Dont know, but try searching for just: downloader.html.agent

Try NOD 32 the latest wersion....

spysweeper and avg free antivirus take care of this easily for free :) Both run here constantly and catch everything thats been thrown at them

i'm using ad-aware & nod32. i have 5 java/bytverify trojans in quarantine with nod32 & can't seem to delete them. the files seem to be in use. please advise.

They are quaratined, use the program that quaruntines them to delete, it sets flags so they can not be.

MUNK, what is the location of the infected file?

i tried deleting the 5 infected files from the quarantine list but it didn't remove the files from my system, just from my quarantine list. when i rescan my system, the infected files are caught again & i get the choice to add them to my quarantine list.

c:\documents and settings\owner\application data\sun\java\deployment\cache\javapi\v1.0\jar\jar .jar-10b9dd1d-17d889c8.zip

What happens when you try to delete "jar.jar-10b9dd1d-17d889c8.zip"?

restart in save mode
the trojan won't be loaded
run scan and delete files
run spybot and delete registry entries

Restart in save mode
check if files are gone

MUNK,
I hope you somehow can get a bit of help from http://www.worldsex.com/help/security.html


Mike

it can't be deleted once its detected in nod32. the delete option is disabled & i can't seem to find the actual file on my system in windows explorer.

I Use Bull Guard

i restarted in safe mode & ran my anti-virus program nod32. the same trojans were detected but i still couldn't delete the actual infected files from my system. they are still in use.

You can't go here?
c:\documents and settings\owner\application data\sun\java\deployment\cache
Then delete all the files in the cache?

Have checked show hidden files under
option/folders?

try the old boot to command prompt, then type in the dir and remove the old fashion DOS way

use hijack this.. its great .. it can deal with almost anything.. and its free :)

i had to check "show hidden files and folders" to view this folder. i was able to delete the infected files also. thanks for the much needed help bro & everyone else that has helped me with this problem.

No problem. That's what some of us are here for. :winkwink:

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