Files Secure 2.2

Files Secure 2.2 is another update from nasty Rogue Anti-Spyware application Files Secure (last update was Files Secure 2.1). The only "updates" in this nbew version are new hidden system files and new Trojans which wont let You easily remove this bastard.
As in other versions, Files Secure 2.2 will show fake security warning messages which are generated by a Trojan, such as Zlob.
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Danger level:

Type: Rogue Anti-Spyware

Other mutations known as:

Unknown Trojan, IEAntiVirus, IE Antivirus, MalwareBell, Files Secure, IE Defender, Online-malwarescanner.com, Zlob, Malware Bell 3.2

How to manually remove Files Secure 2.2

Files associated with Files Secure 2.2 infection:

sysosa.dll
Files Secure 2.1.lnk
secure.exe
orgnavi.dll
AcroIEHelper.dll
msvidc32.dll
C:\WINDOWS\wmpdxm.dll
ausctv32a.dll
dsaip32b.dll
kiasys.dll
cndr32a.dll
unopus.dll
vidk32.dll

Files Secure 2.2 DLL's to remove:

AcroIEHelper.dll
orgnavi.dll
sysosa.dll
msvidc32.dll
C:\WINDOWS\wmpdxm.dll
dsaip32b.dll
ausctv32a.dll
kiasys.dll
cndr32a.dll
unopus.dll
vidk32.dll

Files Secure 2.2 processes to kill:

secure.exe
antiviirus.exe

Remove Files Secure 2.2 registry entries:

Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{44970071-468F-432F-8F5E-429B2414619A}
{427DA36C-DC88-48D4-B090-1FD304BECAB2}
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper
AcroIEHelper.Video
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{E5AF0624-F539-47D9-BA37-D8B339E858F4}
{E5AF0624-F539-47D9-BA37-D8B339E858F4}
FAB71C44-8C45-43EF-B1BE-2E33076166D4
AppID\{E5AF0624-F539-47D9-BA37-D8B339E858F4}
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AppID\orgnavi.dll
5BD5FE32-1DB9-48E1-BEDF-3CC304D98B46
AAED19A0-D72D-4AD1-8F94-B53D36C835A7
sysosa.Video
F0B18D6F-3541-4AB4-A231-79F15FA29ED1
FilesSecure
{44970071-468F-432F-8F5E-429B2414619A}
msvidc32.Video
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{2A4601BC-8376-422D-A2FC-DDF0A40570BD}
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{E9601C0B-FA98-4E6D-A015-AE5B43F47962}
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects\{E9601C0B-FA98-4E6D-A015-AE5B43F47962}
wmpdxm.Video
{7DEB75C2-8007-4C57-8557-7D7627A8C9E0}
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects
{486D0362-657B-4771-B56D-AE29AA31B78B}
kiasys.Video
{2B53C730-8A79-4E13-A35F-3E41CA13E12F}

Comments

ato Apr 7, 2008
is good

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