Someone That Surf This Website Sent Viruses To My Computer

[Jerseyboy]

Someone sent viruses and backdoor spyware to my computer and this person surfs this website. This guy monitors everything i do on the computer. He deletes all my WE8/PES4 MSN contacts, disable my restore points, change my passwords, deplete my windows resources and my system crashed yesterday, sends his own custom made pop ups that harrasses me. He even delete/disable my favorites links to avisal and evo-web. Now i cannot even go online(typing this from a diff. computer), cannot click on START button on windows. Most of my important files are corrupted, despite doing constant virus check five/six times a day.

To this individual you need to stop. I have not done anything to you that should warrant your harrassing me.

All i want to do is play the game with ppl online...i do not want trouble

 

[jessie]

who? hehe sounds like bogey man

 

[TristanAbbott7]

I won't stop unless you give me all your money!

Seriously though, get a copy of Norton Internet Security and install the Firewall. Then if he tries to access your PC you can block the attacks, track his IP number and report him.

 

[Jerseyboy]

Originally posted by TristanAbbott7
I won't stop unless you give me all your money!

Seriously though, get a copy of Norton Internet Security and install the Firewall. Then if he tries to access your PC you can block the attacks, track his IP number and report him.

Thanks for the tips Wolf..my question is this...if i get Norton firewall, do i need to disable windows XP firewall or could both work together. And how could i track this individual IP.

I have StopSign antivirus software and when i did the virus scan, i saw a lot of Trojan cassandra, trojanBispy,TrojanADS, backdoor access, backreg, my system volume information, WIN tools, DLL, was infected and the list goes on

 

[TristanAbbott7]

You can run them both simultaneously. They pick up on just about everything between them. After the first few attack notifications you should be able to see what ports you need to block and also the attackers info and Symantec allow you to report the attack straight from the software so they'll issue a complaint to the attackers ISP.

 

[gian]

btw how u know he is from this forum?

 

[Jerseyboy]

Originally posted by TristanAbbott7
You can run them both simultaneously. They pick up on just about everything between them. After the first few attack notifications you should be able to see what ports you need to block and also the attackers info and Symantec allow you to report the attack straight from the software so they'll issue a complaint to the attackers ISP.

Thanks

 

[Jerseyboy]

Originally posted by gian
btw how u know he is from this forum?

I know the guy is from this website cos this is the only forum i post messages in.

Secondly, the attack on my computer is not a random act. It is a targetted and monitored act. Before my system crashed this guy is always a step ahead of me circumventing every step i take to rectify the problems as i see them unfold. Initially, the attack as to do with anything that as to do with PES4/WE8. He only deleted my pes4contacts, no other contacts was deleted. Disabled and changed my password from accessing avisal and evo web, at one time prevented me from using pes4online(b4 i reinstalled it and did some minor adjustment) and the list goes on. At the later stages of his attacks, he started attacking my windows resources, corrupting my system files, destroyed my internet explorer until my system crashed yesterday.

Between the time i first report this incident to you guys and now(btw yesterday and today)...i have seen another virus from the same source on this new computer am using.

You see this is not a random act...

 

[gian]

maybe he is somone from evoweb
Anyway get an anti-spyware program a good anti virus a firewall and make sure u keep ur windows update.

 

[johan]

It sounds like he already got your system so even with a good firewall you won`t be able to stop him.. sounds like a skilled hacker too.. backdoor is a dangerous trojan horse that when you click on something that you don`t know it gives him almost a full access to your machine.

If he`s ddosing you, trying to get you offline from the internet call your internet company and tell them you want a different IP address (this is only if you use broadband, dsl etc as they have static IP).

I say, save everything that you have been doing and that is important to you and reinstall your operating system completely format c:/windows ...but before you do this download something that will remove your adware/spyware. Try Spybot.

 

[Robbie boy]

but when you install norton you can scan all your HD and it will find all the prob's you have.
sorry to hear you have this prob mate the guy's that do this type of thing are bast**** compleate bast*****
norton it a great program get it as soon as you can.

 

[gian]

Actually if he gets the firewall he will block the trojan from connecting to the Remote PC (the hackers pc).

I think u can change ur ip from ur windows system anyway.

 

[johan]

Originally posted by gian
Actually if he gets the firewall he will block the trojan from connecting to the Remote PC (the hackers pc).

I think u can change ur ip from ur windows system anyway.

Totally wrong my friend. In Windows OS you can`t setup IP aliasing therefore the IP number will always stay the same unless your broadband or dsl company changes it for you.

Also XP version doesn`t carry 'winipcfg' command so it`s really impossible to do anything, unless you work with unix systems i.e linux, bsd, solaris etc..

Trust me I used to be a lead network admin for Marion Court Uni. of PC-Tech. Windows are sh!t when it comes to this.

In this case Firewall won`t help him...even if it does the hacker who`s attacking him can update the trojan horse to a new PDFI. remote control which is totally invisible to norton.

Norton is way overrated IMO.

The only firewall that was really good was Conseal Firewall..

 

[Rocky]

the best thig to do mate is to do a virus scan, use ad-aware to clean out sppyware, get crap cleaner to clean out your registry and any traces of spyware left, and setup up a firewall. hopefully that helps

 

[Neoptolemus]

What about Zonealarm? That will pick up on ANYTHING that tries to connect to the internet (even internet explorer and other innocent programs) and ask you for permission. All you have to do is say "no" to anything you don't know about, and yes to everything you know is safe (IE, MSN, Pro Evo etc)

www.zonelabs.com

You can also get a trial for the security suite, which I used when I had a particularly elusive virus on my PC, and it detected it and removed it immediately (Norton didn't even detect it)

 

[johan]

Originally posted by Neoptolemus
What about Zonealarm? That will pick up on ANYTHING that tries to connect to the internet (even internet explorer and other innocent programs) and ask you for permission. All you have to do is say "no" to anything you don't know about, and yes to everything you know is safe (IE, MSN, Pro Evo etc)

www.zonelabs.com

You can also get a trial for the security suite, which I used when I had a particularly elusive virus on my PC, and it detected it and removed it immediately (Norton didn't even detect it)

ZoneAlarm won`t remove trojan horse from his machine zone is good when youre on IRC for example.

 

[Neoptolemus]

Originally posted by diggi 10
ZoneAlarm won`t remove trojan horse from his machine zone is good when youre on IRC for example.

True, but wont it at least allow him to block any potentially malicious program on his computer from accessing the internet, or for any external intrusion? In order for a backdoor to work it has to have access to the net so it can communiate with the hacker's computer.

He could try "The Cleaner", it's a program that's designed specifically for detecting and removing trojan horses. I can't remember the website so you can google it.

 

[gian]

I would prefer to use outpost as a firewall.

 

[johan]

I`d suggest c:/format and then becareful when youre on the *net.

 

[hibernian2mb]

Originally posted by Neoptolemus
What about Zonealarm? That will pick up on ANYTHING that tries to connect to the internet (even internet explorer and other innocent programs) and ask you for permission. All you have to do is say "no" to anything you don't know about, and yes to everything you know is safe (IE, MSN, Pro Evo etc)

www.zonelabs.com

You can also get a trial for the security suite, which I used when I had a particularly elusive virus on my PC, and it detected it and removed it immediately (Norton didn't even detect it)

Does za not hog alot of resources?