Thursday
Dec112008
Crafty little Trojan:W32/DNSChanger.ARNF
Saw this post and couldn't resist talking about it. This was talked about on F-secure. It looks like they use a program call "Homeview Installer" and after you install it you get the Trojan:W32/DNSChanger.ARNF. So how do you get that off your system? Before we talk about that, let's talk about what it does. According to F-secure:
What you need to do to get rid of this of this Trojan is to scan your system. You will also need to understand that this is a really good Trojan, it sees to modify your DNS and also your Registry. Once you located and destroyed it you will then want to remove all your restore points. After that you will want to check my other resources to better protect yourself. You are the only one to prevent a virus from getting on your system. If you like this one check out my other post as well.
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This malware is dropped onto the system by Trojan-Dropper:W32/Agent.FLN. It is used to change the DNS settings on a system so that information such as passwords and credit card details can be retrieved.
[Via F-secure]
What you need to do to get rid of this of this Trojan is to scan your system. You will also need to understand that this is a really good Trojan, it sees to modify your DNS and also your Registry. Once you located and destroyed it you will then want to remove all your restore points. After that you will want to check my other resources to better protect yourself. You are the only one to prevent a virus from getting on your system. If you like this one check out my other post as well.
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