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Aurora - possible simple fix


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Here's how I killed aurora. I hope it works for you.

First I ran my spyware programs (ad aware + trojan remover). I know that Aurora survives them but I wanted to get clean as possible first. Then before rebooting I went to C/Windows and found Nail.exe. Then I copied a random legitimate harmless exe file and renamed it Nail1.exe.

Then I renamed Nail.exe to Nailx.exe and very quickly renamed Nail1.exe to Nail.exe. I then deleted the Nailx.exe file.

It took a few tries as the malware replaces Nail.exe almost instantly if you try to remove it. I got it though after a couple of tries.

Aurora now doesn't work as it is trying to open a tiny harmless exe. But it thinks it is there and doesn't replace it..

Not perfect I know as it is still there but as a quick fix it has suited me.


EDIT:
We have a fine advise for this problem, it works just great. Please wait your turn. Most of the time there is more than just this infections

Edited by g2i2r4, 03 June 2005 - 05:09 AM.

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