Summary: I'm writing this because many people have had problems and are confused on how the Opaserv worm works. This article came in response to many peoples ...
Summary: The following is the article I posted over on the alevir.exe thread (If you really want to understand the opaserv worm, read that thread, along with t...
Summary: I'm writing this because many people have had problems and are confused on how the Opaserv worm works. This article came in response to many peoples ...
Summary: A bunch of us figured out a full fix to the Opaserv worm. This post contains the full fix, and it explains in detail how Opaserv works, and 3 methods...
Summary: The following is a post I submitted on numerous threads discussing the opaserv worm (if you want to have a good readup on this virus, check out the th...
Summary: Hi not been on for a while! instead of giving help I need help! I'm running Win XP Pro. I use sygate. I use Kaspersky Pro. I have all the latest secur...
Summary: HI all, I have a network of 9 pcs , one pc has the opaserv worm infected with.I 've done all the things to remove this worm from symantec web site......
Summary: Just a word of warning to any users of Mcafee antivirus. I was sent 3 variants of the opaserv worm through hotmail(Not maliciously, i asked for them f...
Summary: Here's the answer to the put.ini information. The put.ini is essentially a copy of your win.ini file regardless of whether the opaserv worm actually t...
Summary: The latest version 10/04/02 of Opaserv.Worm virus removal tool from Symantec: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.opaserv.worm...
Summary: Hello Brad, Hey you have really done your homework on this. It seems there are many different opinions on how the worm works. All of your points are ...
Summary: I've posted this article numerous times on all of the Opaserv topics in this forum. Here it is again, with a few additions: I was one of the lucky one...
Summary: Because nobody's linked this post to all the other opaserv threads on this site, I'll go ahead and copy an article I've put on all of the others. Her...
Summary: For a really nice Opaserv.K description, check out this post http://www.computing.net/security/wwwboard/forum/3784.html For a even better Opaserv writ...
Summary: I also have this new variant W32.Opaserv.K, I have reset CMOS through the jumpers, reformatted, reinstalled Windows, downloaded the patch - and it's s...
Summary: DikdronK, I was having same problem. Norton Antivirus 2003 version with latest update of virus definitions 10/11/2002 ( get it from Intelligent update...
Summary: Gawd. This one is a PITA. Norton popped up saying I had this virus on Monday, but was unable to delete/quarantine. I went to Norton's site and read up...
Summary: Hi I need help here, 1. What is the primary difference between a virus and a worm? 2. How does a virus spread? 3. What is a worm? How does it differ f...
Summary: AHHHH!!!! I Feel so bad, annoyed, and not smart now!!!! I had my firewall up on one of my computers, but the rest I left unprotected thinking it was o...
Summary: The following is a post I submitted on the "solving the OPASERV WORM" thread (this virus has also been talked about in the alever.exe thread, the W32....
Summary: A while back I had the opaserv worm...thought I had removed it completely with a tool i downloaded at symantec's site...well obvoiusly that tool doesn...
Summary: For a full explanation and FIX of opaserv, check out this post. It contains the full fix for the Opaserv worm. It also explains in detail how Opaser...
Summary: I've posted this article numerous times on all of the Opaserv topics in this forum. Here it is again, with a few additions: I was one of the lucky on...
Summary: Just a general question as to how a traditional virus works... if the virus infects a piece of executable code, then i suppose it gets executed along ...
Summary: tried stinger and it did find system32.exe from a trojan that hit me awhile back (aren't i the lucky one?). nothing from the w32 worm, though. i haven...
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