Worm Using Kazza

[wormless]

backdoor.optixpro.12 trojan horse by default it opens port 3410

it copies itself n runs wen windows starts, notifyies the hacker through ICQ.
listens on TCP port 3410 and waits for commands from the trojns creator.

provides the creator with :
cached passwords.
full remote access to your computer, such as turning the power on/off, modifying files,and monitoring yr system.stops the processes of some antivirus software and monitoring tools. kazza.exe the exsistance of the file kazza.exe is an indication of a possible infection.

i wud be very carefull and mcafee is always in brackets on the site we use not mentioning its name n i havnt so far. maybe mcafee is easy target.

[IamCool]

thanks for the info

[Ass2iN]

Just a common fact....There are a ton of viruses/worms on kazaa.

[wormless]

yeah but 4 ppl who dnt read the info norton or mcafee n ne other virus protectors

[BawA]

i have something similar to it but tanx to Symantec online help i fixed it

the virus was W32.Blaster.Worm which effects msblast.exe and the resualt was this:

[RPerry]

I give up trying to keep these together......

[thedirtyd]

how did you fix that? i have the same problem where it restarts my computer after a while. it only happens when i go online though.

please help!!

[callum]

Originally posted by thedirtyd@13 August 2003 - 23:54
how did you fix that? i have the same problem where it restarts my computer after a while. it only happens when i go online though.

please help!!

Check out software world there's about ten threads on it.

Here's one.

http://www.klboard.ath.cx/index.php?showtopic=61257

[NightStalker]

I have heard reports that the "Blaster" worm will attack Microsoft Servers Saturday.. (Windows Updates server)

[shn]

My router closes all ports by default unless I specify otherwise in the web based configuration panel.

Even if I did happen to catch a trojan and it opened up a port, the only person that would be able to connect is me from localhost. Even though the port would be open internally no one would be able to connect from outside my network.

Thats the beauty of a "hardware-based" firewall