Discuss Backing up data from a trojan-infected PC at the Gaming and Software forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; folks
cheers for the notes.
This evil little git successfully hid from all my attempts ...
This evil little git successfully hid from all my attempts to find it using updated versions of stinger/malwarebytes/avira/spyware doctor etc. It was only when I had kapersky on deep scan was it found.
Tremaine's point about only backing non-executable files (e.g. .exe or .dll files) has been noted.
My only worry that if I attach a portable hard drive, will the trojan simply infect this?
(possibly showing my ignorance there)
This evil little git successfully hid from all my attempts to find it using updated versions of stinger/malwarebytes/avira/spyware doctor etc. It was only when I had kapersky on deep scan was it found.
Tremaine's point about only backing non-executable files (e.g. .exe or .dll files) has been noted.
My only worry that if I attach a portable hard drive, will the trojan simply infect this?
(possibly showing my ignorance there)
S-H
Schleswig-Holstein have a look at what this guy say
This evil little git successfully hid from all my attempts to find it using updated versions of stinger/malwarebytes/avira/spyware doctor etc. It was only when I had kapersky on deep scan was it found.
Tremaine's point about only backing non-executable files (e.g. .exe or .dll files) has been noted.
My only worry that if I attach a portable hard drive, will the trojan simply infect this?
(possibly showing my ignorance there)
S-H
Schleswig-Holstein have a look at what this guy say
I recommend you use programs such as acronis or nortons ghost and back up an image of your pc on a separate hard drive....... google computer image back ups and you will put pc engineers out of work :D
Cheers. I have a copy of NTI shadow, and will be using that to copy all non executable files to a cheapo hard disk.
I'm debating whether to keep struggling with this crappy old pc or get something new and shiny. Unlike many people, I'm pretty impressed with Vista (once all the shiny stuff is switched off), but may wait until Windows 7 is available.
The moral of the story is that however up to date your virus checker/operating system/anti-malware software is, you can still pick something nasty up. The most embarrassing thing is that I'm pretty sure I got it from a pron site
Cheers. I have a copy of NTI shadow, and will be using that to copy all non executable files to a cheapo hard disk.
I'm debating whether to keep struggling with this crappy old pc or get something new and shiny. Unlike many people, I'm pretty impressed with Vista (once all the shiny stuff is switched off), but may wait until Windows 7 is available.
The moral of the story is that however up to date your virus checker/operating system/anti-malware software is, you can still pick something nasty up. The most embarrassing thing is that I'm pretty sure I got it from a pron site
I can see it now, in a decade ARRSE will be full of young thrusters who will be complaining about all the old farts who go on about HERRICK, lurk in the office, "enable" stuff and how it's got fuck all to do with what's going on now.
Cheers. I have a copy of NTI shadow, and will be using that to copy all non executable files to a cheapo hard disk.
I'm debating whether to keep struggling with this crappy old pc or get something new and shiny. Unlike many people, I'm pretty impressed with Vista (once all the shiny stuff is switched off), but may wait until Windows 7 is available.
The moral of the story is that however up to date your virus checker/operating system/anti-malware software is, you can still pick something nasty up. The most embarrassing thing is that I'm pretty sure I got it from a pron site
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