I went on travel this past weekend only to return and find my computer
was infected with three types of Nimda viruses. Specifically, they are
1. W32.Nimda.A@mm (dll) virus.
2. W32.Nimda.E@mm (dr) virus.
3. W32.Nimda.A@mm (dr) virus.
42 files were infected. 18 files were in C:\Inetpub\scripts\ and were
all named like...
C:\Inetpub\scripts\TFTP860
C:\Inetpub\scripts\TFTP952
I have no idea where these files came from. 18 other files came from
C:\WINNT\Temp\ and were all named like...
C:\WINNT\Temp\mep914.tmp.exe
C:\WINNT\Temp\mep916.tmp.exe
Again, I have no idea where these came from. Finally, four files that I
would have thought would have been installed in a different directory
were...
C:\Admin.dll
C:\httpodbc.dll
D:\Admin.dll
D:\httpodbc.dll
Norton Antivirus could not repair them. They have all been quarantined.
What happened? I was going to anyways uninstall IIS5 from the C: drive
and install it on the D: drive. Will this fix any potential problems my
computer may have down the road. Is this false reporting on Norton's
part?
Please enlighten me! :)
Gregory J Toland
Sr. Systems Architect
XWare Systems Inc.
1643 South Tenth Street
Arlington, VA 22204
(703) 979-8378 (Office)
(703) 655-5766 (Mobile)
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