we have ds problem in our company also...right now were doing scanning and updating our OS....once updated nka dli na xa makasulod sa imo pc...bt stil naa gehapon xa sa imong network...also known as conficker sad ni nga virus...
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03-12-2009, 08:57 PM #81C.I.A.
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03-12-2009, 09:55 PM #82Junior Member
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hasal kaau ni na virus bro, naa koy client na igo ani na virus iya shop, at first mo disable sa imo network connection then slow down connection, mao ni ako gbuhat download ko free nod32 then scan after that run spybot and ccleaner, then update microsoft, kong magdownload mo sa update sa microsoft be sure na naka firewall mo ug nainstall ninyo ang nod32 kay kong wala mo nakafirewall ug wala mo AV pagdownload, mo pinetrate sad ug balik. after naupdate ang microsoft so far ni ok na di na cya mo disable sa connection pero naay time na naa kay site na di mabrowse. mao na ako experience ani na virus, share sad mo ug idea mga bro para totally matanggal gyud ni nato.
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03-12-2009, 11:49 PM #83Junior Member
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Originally Posted by ingkiang
Right now I got already message from a friend, his from INNODATA XML CONTENT FACTORY INC. and one of the System Administrator of their I.T. Dept., Last Sunday during dusk around 5:40 pm, they have been receive an information from Symantec TechSupport with regards of the current problem issue which is mainly the virus include (w32.downloadup). So they give instructions like what they give us some procedures to have patches and must currently updated, so that the time will come if randomly the virus will hit anytime, they would not be affected internally, that could turn into worst situation like what other companies been experience. INNODATA is also a leading client of Symantec Corp. and one of the ISO standards certified. Ti-aw mo nah! asta ganing CERTIFIED SA ISO na ig-an man gani, kita pakaha na wla pa ka experience og ISO Management Certification. Well anyways, after they receive the information from symantec, they starting to follow the procedures as soon as they done. But sad to say, they were already too late, to execute the parameters in securing their boundary from outside. And currently their team right now is facing a tremendous problem effect of this virus issue. Kung sa bisaya pa "perting kombati nila ron" as what we experience 1st week of the month. But then again, we I.T. people never fear to face the challenge in the I.T. field, as long we have to communicate, shared ideas with experiences, giving advises, other options and opinions. That's why I'm publishing this tread and maybe I could use it or refer some of your information provide here in this tread and maybe that answer could help it in a thousand way
Salamat kaau mga brod! 
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03-12-2009, 11:50 PM #84Junior Member
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Salamat sa information brod! Originally Posted by maleman
By the way, w32.downloadup or W32.Downadup ni nga virus?
sa nabasa nako sad, structured IT system jud ang target ania via RPC vulnerability then network drives ug usb sticks... nasty 
Any idea asa nagsugod or asa gkan ang virus? possible gkan sa usb device then pass to then network drive dba then since daghan user nag-access sa drive most likely na-infect sila via the autorun.inf file.
if ganahan ka, try this trendmicro fixtool: http://www.trendmicro.com/ftp/produc...ORM_DOWNAD.zip
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03-13-2009, 10:42 AM #85Junior Member
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we'll be patching for another round tonight for our corporate MS servers... damn micro$oft!
its another critical patch and another critical vulnerabilities.
pero thankful ra ko since my linux babies are running without pain... shift to Linux!
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03-13-2009, 10:43 AM #86Junior Member
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@ingkiang Originally Posted by ingkiang
tagaMuramoto ka?
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03-13-2009, 12:18 PM #87C.I.A.
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linux can also be compromised. Originally Posted by maleman
we'll be patching for another round tonight for our corporate MS servers... damn micro$oft! its another critical patch and another critical vulnerabilities.
pero thankful ra ko since my linux babies are running without pain... shift to Linux!
both OS can also be hardend
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03-13-2009, 01:19 PM #88
We gonna heads up again. Behold the another Conficker variant.
Hackers Update Conficker Worm, Evade Countermeasures
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03-13-2009, 01:24 PM #89
Btw, just want to correct something. Worm's name is W32.Downadup a.k.a Conficker not "downloadup". Also, we could merged this thread to the existing one.
https://www.istorya.net/forums/softwa...dows-worm.html
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03-13-2009, 11:18 PM #90Junior Member
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Btaw nice man gyd atleast include LINUX or UNIX nga mga environment. For our Domain Email we use Linux Server type. Mas gahi gyd sudlan og virus mga bro og dli kaau windows type inyung environment na gigamit. Pro advantage man gud ang windows kay daghan applicable services, and mostly it's very accessible and manageable to configure. Then daghan pwede ma migrate na applications and other services pud. Medyo dli pa gyd bagay ang Linux desktop environment for commercial and personal usage as of now.
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