Trying To Trace the origin of Backdoor.Trojan
Hello,
I am running windows xp pro and have The Latest Zone Alarm As well as
the Latest Norton 2002 installed on my PC.
Norton detected the backdoor.Trojan in a file called
winlogon.exe under c:\windows\system virus 2 days late.
and sadly found out that the file c:\windows\system\winlogon.exe
has bypassed ZoneAlarm !!!!
I have deleted that file now and Norton doesn't detect anything
else on my pc, I hope this is sufficient.
2 days ago I was running KaZaA and downloading something, I have
a strong feeling the backdoor.trojan came through KaZaA, I would
just like to know how it was done so it can be safe again to use
KaZaA.
Note: of course I had to let kazaa bypass zonealarm.
was the file created for use with subseven? and how was it able
to get into my c:\windows\system dir without clicking on any
suspicious files?
I always scan my files b4 I execute them on regular basis.
I scanned all my hard drive and the only file that contained the
trojan was winlogon.exe nothing else !!!!
the reason this is making my head spin a little is because I have
the latest Norton plus Zone alarm not only that I am always 100%
careful about what components and programs are getting access through
zonealarm and then I find this stupid winlogon as access !!!!
Please if you have some information on how to prevent this in the future
let me know as I don't know what mistakes I have done other than using
KazAalite the one without spy ware.
thanks in advance,
Analyzer Analyzer_@hotmail.com