re: lsass.exe
Sunday, January 11, 2004 at 6:50 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Thorn
(1 messages posted)
THANK YOU! I got this and was looking everywhere for a fix, none of the trojan killers
or virus software would pick this up. The only thing that keyed me into it being
there is I started getting some activity hiting my firewall on port 6667. The remove.bat
took care of it!
On Tuesday, December 30, 2003 at 10:39 pm, toad wrote:
>I would be more interested in how this stuff landed in the first place. I noticed
>some program running on port 6667 on my pc. I didn't have mirc open so I did some
>snooping. It turned out to be:
>
>c:\WINNT\microsoftdrivers\etc\smss.exe
>
>As it turns out everything in "microsoftdrivers\etc" was a part of the trojan/virus.
>There were alot of files in there, some of which I recognize. FireDaemon for one.
>This is a legit app that will allow you to run applications as services. I did not
>install it though. I also saw servu-ftp in the folder as well as a handful of .bat
>files and ini files for starting and controlling the scripts and programs.
>
>Maybe you guys have something else, but the one I had was intended to use my pc
as
>an xdcc server on irc. The trojan would setup and ftp on my pc (using servu) so
the
>controller could dump warez on my harddrive. It would also connect to irc, join
a
>warez channel, then offer files to other people in the channel. Plain and simple...warez
>distribution without consent.
>
>Here's the funny thing. There was a file in the c:\WINNT\microsoftdrivers\etc folder
>called remove.bat. It actually has removal command lines for the trojan. Now...your
>guess is as good as mine as to if it removes everything but after I ran the .bat
>file on my pc all strange activity stopped. To be on the safe side, a harddrive
format
>is still in order though. Here are the command lines the .bat file runs:
>
>net stop Network
>
>net stop indexing
>
>net stop wlogin
>
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.dll
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.txt
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.xml
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.key
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdriver\etc\*.reg
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.dtd
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.ini
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.bak
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.crt
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*deld
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\start.bat
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\wget.exe
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\smss.exe
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\HIDEAPP.EXE
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\lsass.exe
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\rar.exe
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\fire.reg
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\my*.*
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.exe
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\up\goodbye.bat
>
>del c:\winnt\microsoftdrivers\etc\*.bat
>
>I hope this helps somebody understand some part of this thing...like I said though...I
>would rather know how I got it in the first place. =[
>
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