00:25:29 2008-03-24

How many people get caught in the trap? Your best friend has just bought a computer and doesn't really understand what they are doing, you with having a little knowledge feel obliged too help them and you install the software for them inadvertently installing the wrong file version by mistake and they get loads of warnings and all of a sudden you are to blame for the obvious demise of their machine and yet  they still don't know what is wrong.

This week I have had numerous conversations about Nero and Windows Vista™both of which I was informed were no good and neither were the people who were trying to help them. This is completely untrue and unfounded there is usually a solution for all P.C. bugs.

Nero supports the new operating system Windows Vista™ since the October 2006 Web Release
(version 7.5.7.0 and higher). As previous versions of Nero 7 cannot be installed on
Windows Vista™; you need to update to the newest version of......

This week My conversations were about Remote Access Trojans (RATs) and the majority of people I spoke too didnt know or understand what they were(RATS) are malicious software programs that Third-parties can use to control your computer through your Internet connection.

A RAT can let a Third-parties view and change your computer's files and functions, monitor and record your activities, and use your computer to attack other computers without your knowledge.

How RATs get on your computer

RATs often come hidden in illicit software and other files and programs that you might download from the Internet. They can also appear in e-mail or instant messages disguised as attachments such as funny images, greeting cards, or audio and video files.

If you click the attachments to open them, a RAT might be secretly downloaded as well. Sometimes a RAT can even get on your computer without any action from you, by taking advantage of vulnerabilities in software or the Internet.......

Trojan.Dronjaga

When executed, the Trojan copies itself as the following file:
%System%\userinit.exe

The original version of the above file is copied as the following file:
%System%\userini.exe

The compromised computer is unable to restart.

The Trojan attempts to download a potentially malicious file from the following URL:
[http://]djaga-djaga.cn/harisma/gate[REMOVED]

This url is no longer available wonder why???? please dont attempt too unless you know what you doing and if you do be cool to talk to you.

Removing the beast is as follows:

1. Restart the computer using the Windows Recovery Console
2. Disable System Restore (Windows......

Here is a little something to read over a coffee. Iam open to disscussion on the subject anyone having trouble with recurring trouble should check out these files and also the programs they are using this is an example of one of them.

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