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I cleaned this windows 7 computer today with malwarebytes (122 items) yet
it was still terribly boggy. I then cleaned using Combofix and this is what it deleted.
Anyone seen this or know if it is possibly Cryptolocker?
http://1drv.ms/1qqMpxF
Hi Ferrit. It looks like a good possibility as on the first line the NDde.dll file was also removed, which depending on what version this was, had a security hole issue for possible hack & or virus.
Yes and I am wondering if because they took down those servers just recently thats why it didnt activate>
If so wow that was a close one.
I hear you. Unfortunately I wasn't that lucky about a month ago with one of my clients. They got hit with it and I had to wipe out their system and start over. Good thing they listened to me and had a backup.
Is malewarebytes and combofix effective against cryptolocker? I had not even seen it until a week ago. All I have read about it was not much of anything was effective.
Nothing is effective against cryptolocker except a full clean backup or to pay them to get the data back.
I didn't think so and once the data is encrypted there screwed. If the data is recovered before are you ok or is the data infected?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ferrit
It's just encrypted.
If you are talking like a backup, the data should be fine. If you are talking about trying to recover after the cryptolocker has been installed, there will be no recovery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kodiak
Correct. Cryptolocker can be removed but, the files that it had encrypted then cannot be unencrypted. The only way to do that is to pay the $300 in order to get the unencryption code.
Solution: How to prevent your computer from becoming infected by CryptoLocker