Spyware

[sbrowne]

Hey Chip:

The latest version of Bit Che off your site keeps installing mabryobj.dll in the \Windows\System32 folder; this is acknowledged spyware.
http://www.greatis.com/appdata/d/SysDir/m/mabryobj.dll.htm

Do you have a CLEAN version?

[chip!]

thats NOT from bit che. bit che is 100% virus/spyware free, as certified by ALL the top antivirus products:

Proof: http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/920da52d92b9e06008cf9491b224173d

here are the hashes so you can verify what you downloaded from my site:

File:  bit_che_1_0_60.exe

MD5...: f0d725d621fa77cff3b1596ea4d95a27
SHA1..: f187a368bb300ff64a08eecaa256a15941689cd9
SHA256: 093ced17fd4dda8fc68af5e39796a0a1e85d25e95a960db85f512b148ecc105d
SHA512: 4bc444168c5dd64473cda7fa4eb7af6c7e0d51b57daf2e21e0fc3579cbc15ff6
e720b6b560d40ed420b006ecbc965193a600d093e461231c30b49b152e41fe04



now, that is a nasty little piece of spyware you have.. SO.. IMMEDIATELY: scan your system with Kaspersky or AVG or NOD32.. AND MalwareBytes AntiMalware AND SuperAntiSpyware. its more than likely that your system is infected with other rougue malware.

I would do a *minimum* of those 3 scans. Then, I would run SDFix, and then post here a HiJackThis log. Next I would probably run Avenger's Rootkit Detector, and GMer to make sure there are no other hidden threats on your system. Then I would run Kaspersky or AVG or NOD32, one that you did NOT run before (increase your chances of detecting your infection by using a 4th database).

good luck!

[sbrowne]

Sorry, not Bit Che's fault. Damned viruses!

BTW, I wouldn't recommend Kaspersky as it insists you remove any other anti-malware. I've found the free version of Dr.Web - both the ondisk scanner and the LiveCD - able to catch and cure the real evil stuff. Malwarebytes is good, too, as it checks the registry. And add Spybot S&D!