Blaster virus - can someone help me.....

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Julia
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Post by Julia »

Hi
I am after someone who knows a tad bout computers!

Stephen T kindly helped me the other night sort this goddam virus out and I have just done another check on my pc and it has come up with this:

Network Vulnerability Scan
At Risk!

Scan Description:
Attempts to create a connection with, or test for access to your computer to see if unknown or unauthorized Internet communication is allowed.

Scan Results:
WARNING!! The scan was able to make a connection with your computer. This means that you could potentially be vulnerable to attack by malicious people who gain access to your computer and can potentially view, copy, delete, or modify data on your computer.


Internet connections to your computer are made through ports. To learn more about the status of ports on your computer, see: Network Vulnerability port status


Also it came up with this:

Antivirus Product Scan
At Risk! Show Details
Hide Details

Scan Description:
Searches your computer for a recent version of a commonly used antivirus program. The results show if an antivirus program was detected and whether or not it is a recent version.

Scan Results:
You are at moderate risk from computer viruses. While your computer has a commonly used antivirus program installed, it is not the most current version available. However, by having recent virus definitions you are in a good position to fight against viruses -- see the Antivirus Definition Scan below for details. Still, you might consider updating your antivirus software to the latest version because virus technology changes frequently.

To Fix This Problem:

Contact your antivirus software vendor for information about upgrading to the most current revision available
Or, install the latest version of a commonly used antivirus software package


Anyone know if this is major and what I can do!?
These came up safe -
Network Vulnerability Scan
NetBIOS Availability Scan
Active Trojan Horse Scan
Antivirus Definition Scan


:blush-thx: Julia
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Post by Julia »

Obviously not then :cry:
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Post by CB »

Nope...sorry. No idea WHAT you're on about!! :lol:
I had the virus (might still have it) but sorted it out with NightNurse
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Post by Lyndon »

er not this time :(

there will be a IT bod around here some time soon to help out :D
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Post by nuttyslack »

Julia,

I think I am right someone will correct it if its wrong but.

the first part of the scan as checked for open ports which it as found a open one, alter the security settings of your firewall from medium to high.

Dont worry about the antivirus bit, it comes up with that to get you to buy the latest release, if you are using nortons antivirus 2002 or 2003 thats as upto date virus definitions then you are ok

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Post by Julia »

:blush-thx: Nuttyslack!

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Post by rob »

er not this time :(

there will be a IT bod around here some time soon to help out :D
Lyndon was right, so here I am.

Sorry its taken so long but I have been playing anti virus for the big boys ;)

Nutty Slack is indeed correct about changing from medium to high.

The question I have is are you sing the firewall that comes with XP?

If so ditch it and go and buy something like Norton Firewall.

Microsoft firewall is probably best refered to as MicroSHITE

have fun, just remember, if you catch something nasty ell your friends and dont pass it ound any more :shock: - that sounded like an STD advert
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Post by stephen T »

julia has norton firewall. updated she should be ok.

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Post by Greenday »

The best firewall i've ever used is Sygates personal firewall, i've had issues with both Norton and Zone Alarm, you probably didn't really wanna know that :D
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Post by Julia »

Thanks Rob - I don't have XP and Stephen quite nicely helped me out the other night.
I will change the setting like you said and fingers crossed I don't get infected!
Thanks guys!
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Post by MattB »

The best firewall i've ever used is Sygates personal firewall, i've had issues with both Norton and Zone Alarm, you probably didn't really wanna know that :D
Here here, Sygate gets my recommendation as well.

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Post by stephen T »

zone alarm is just a pest. i'd sooner run fuk all.

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Post by cpjames »

Black Ice myself .. works a treat and doesnt create annoying pop ups once as long as its configured correctly..

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