Virus???????

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gizmo1_1

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A client brought in a laptop with the following config (Basic):

* Win XP home
* Athalon XP 2600
* 512MB
* ATi Video
* Nav
* Dialup connection to the internet


Upon recipt I noticed that regedit, and taskmgr would not operate.
(open and close after a few seconds.) I Renamed the two files and opened regedit.

I also noticed an extreme amount of outbound traffice on port 445 (microsoft-ds). From a dial up connection to the internet the machine ceases to access the internet. On a Lan connection it is slow (Probably from all of the outbound traffic)

I found nothing in HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Current Version/ RUN (Run Once) (Run Services) that should not be there.

I also checked in HKCU/etc........

I have used Hijackthis, Adaware, and Spybot S @ D to remove all malware

I used NAV, Mcafee, AVG, TRend Micro, and TDS-3 to determine that no viruses were on the system.

To no avail I cannot see a running process that is initiating this flow of traffic, or the changes that prevedt regedit and taskmgr from running.

here is a list of running processes

* smss.exe
* csrss.exe
* winlogon.exe
* services.exe
* lsass.exe
* svchost.exe
* svchost.exe
* spoolsvc.exe
* Explorer.exe
* Ati2evxxx.exe
* navapsvc.exe
* svchost.exe
* AgentSvr.exe


Any help would be great.

Other things that I have tried include:

System file checker
MS info to determine that all loaded modues were from known sources.
I know that the file somehow uses svchost.exe to function, but don;t know what file calls it.


Thanks in advance.

GIZMO
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mre30 said:
I would run a check for these to worms Sasser and Korgo


As I stated above, I have installed and run the following Anti-virus software

Mcafee.com (Online Scan)
Norton Anti-Virus
Tren Micro (Online Scan)
AVG Anti-virus
and TDS-3 Trojan detection
 
I'd run ad aware or a squared and see what you come up with. You might want to try dumping the java cache. There are some commercial trojans that don't show up on scans, and tend to hang out in the java cache.
 
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