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farrukh

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[b][i]Hello Every One,
I am running an internet cafe and i am using Norton Antivirus (upgraded).But some days ago i was having a problem in my all systems. I am getting a kind of script messages. When i am online and my network connections are ON, i get the message "Oh! My God. Some one killed chineese hacker to monitor ". I keep on getting these messages. Then i installed AVAST. It stopped these script messages but i know that my whole network is infected. Can any one please help me out of that problem. How can i detect and throw out that virus and stop further problems in future.
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gerryf

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are you sure its a virus and not just somone eploiting the messenger service? (or farting around with net send)

Can you describe the message in more detail? what does it look like? Screen capture?
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I think its not just a message. Its a kind of virus i think. I always get messages in a small window option and one other thing that i have noticed is that, that a small letter shaped file is made in every folder of my c, d , e and f drive.
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Well, then, your best bet is the malware forum--follow the link in my signature.

Given you are running a cyber cafe, your worm will promulgate from machine to machine...that means you should disconnect all machines from the network, follow the instructions at the top of the malware fourm, then re-add machines to the network as you clean them, taking care not to place an infected machien back on with clean ones.
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