Hi All,
I have a Windows 2000 server running Symantec Corp Edition 8.0. The daily scan picked up a backdoor.trojan in a file named userbin.dll. The anti-virus won't clean, quarentine or delete the file. It also doesn't tell me much about it.
I've tried running a bootable McAfee Virusscan CDROM with the latest defs and same thing, won't get rid of it.
I ran an online scan using www.ravantivirus.com. However, this scan found the little known win32/sfind virus in scan.exe...but it didn't find find the virus in userbin.dll. Similarly, the Symantec product can find the backdoor.trojan in userbin.dll, but not the win32/sfind in scan.exe....weird!!
I've searched the Internet high and low for anything that might give me a lead with the userbin.dll file, but I haven't found anything. Similarly, win32/sfind isn't very common and there's not much out there on that one either.
Lastly, used pandavirus online and Panda does not find ANY viruses. Ok, someone please tell me that I am not loosing my mind. Any and all suggestions will be greatly appreciated
Patrick
I have a Windows 2000 server running Symantec Corp Edition 8.0. The daily scan picked up a backdoor.trojan in a file named userbin.dll. The anti-virus won't clean, quarentine or delete the file. It also doesn't tell me much about it.
I've tried running a bootable McAfee Virusscan CDROM with the latest defs and same thing, won't get rid of it.
I ran an online scan using www.ravantivirus.com. However, this scan found the little known win32/sfind virus in scan.exe...but it didn't find find the virus in userbin.dll. Similarly, the Symantec product can find the backdoor.trojan in userbin.dll, but not the win32/sfind in scan.exe....weird!!
I've searched the Internet high and low for anything that might give me a lead with the userbin.dll file, but I haven't found anything. Similarly, win32/sfind isn't very common and there's not much out there on that one either.
Lastly, used pandavirus online and Panda does not find ANY viruses. Ok, someone please tell me that I am not loosing my mind. Any and all suggestions will be greatly appreciated
Patrick