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Exe files changing to .USS
Computer Associates final diagnosis 4/8/2004: Win32.Shodi.B Aliases reported by other AV products are listed here: (I-Worm.Shoder) (W32/Shoder.a@MM) (W32.Tunk.A) Vet update 11.4.8266 will have the cure, and they are still working on this release. InoculateIT update 23.64.63 cures the...- ratgurrl
- Post #24
- Forum: Virus/Spyware discussion
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Exe files changing to .USS
Hi, thanks! I have scanned the file server... but since it's not yet detecting the virus, it's pointless. We are in a novell environment, so not hyper-concerned about the servers getting infected (more that the virus may reside out there for someone to find), so have removed rights from the...- ratgurrl
- Post #22
- Forum: Virus/Spyware discussion
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Exe files changing to .USS
Just a little update - FYI. I am still working with my AV Company with this one. The .uss files are the clean ones. The .exe files that replace them are the virus. That's probably obvious by now. Now, my AV software is only detecting the ussashohhdi.vbs.. and did not catch it with the .ass...- ratgurrl
- Post #20
- Forum: Virus/Spyware discussion
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Exe files changing to .USS
Does anyone have the name of the core .exe file that triggers the virus. This has infected one of my desktops as well. I found and sent the UssaShohhdi.vbs file to our anti-virus company (Computer Associates) and they are calling it VBS.Memas.B, and released an update for their Vet Engine...- ratgurrl
- Post #14
- Forum: Virus/Spyware discussion
