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Re:What do you tell someone who's got SirCam?

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   by Morris Schneiderman on Thursday August 02, @08:07PM PST
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   If you read the CERT advisory really carefully, you can use it to deal
   with the hardest part (in my opinion) of getting rid of SirCam.
   
   1. Start by disconnecting from the Internet and any network you are
   on.
   
   2. Disable file sharing if it is enabled.
   
   3. Clean up the registry, as they tell you, but NOT in the order they
   list. First, get rid of the setting that restarts SirCam whenever
   anything executes. Next, get rid of the setting that restarts it
   whenever you reboot. Then correct the rest of the settings. They are
   not real helpful about what the correct settings should be. It helps a
   lot to have a clean machine you can refer to for reference.
   
   4. Do a FIND for the various file names that they mention. Use wild
   cards, because not all file names are specified in the CERT advisory.
   
   5. Move those files to the recycle bin. Then empty the recycle bin. 6.
   Shutdown. Reboot.
   
   7. Do the FINDs again. If nothing turns up, you have a clean system.
   If not, figure out what you missed last time. Then start over at step
   1.
   
   8. Hopefully, you have a firewall that will notify you if anything
   tries to get in or out that shouldn't. I use ZoneAlarm. That's how I
   found out that SirCam had landed.
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Re:What do you tell someone who's got SirCam?

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   by slutdot on Thursday August 02, @08:49PM PST
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   Symantec has a removal tool located here
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