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Threat's dossier
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Name of the threat: CyberSitter |
| Command or file name: cyb2k.exe |
| Threat type: Badware |
| Affected OS: Win32 (Windows 9x, Windows XP, Windows Vista) |
Ways for invasion
The ingressed threat makes its copy on your computer and launches CyberSitter system process using the names similar to cyb2k.exe or CyberSitter. It initiates a creation of new startup key under the name CyberSitter and value cyb2k.exe.
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Manual solution of CyberSitter problem
In order to make progress in getting rid of cyb2k.exe manually you should delete all files assosiated with CyberSitter infection, including destruction of its registry keys and invalid DLLs. It is also recommended to delete files with names similar to CyberSitter from startup list. Sometimes CyberSitter can corrupt DLLs that can become a cause of unstability of your Windows. You will have to recover it from distribution to make it work correctly.To get rid of this threat, be assured to follow next points:
1. Destroy the malicious process and all associated files:
• gblfil.dll
• gdwfil.dll
• hatfil.dll
• iawfil.dll
• imgfil.dll
• lgwfil.dll
• mainbanner.png
• nishelp.htm
• picsfil.dll
• setup2k.exe
• snetfil.dll
• srchin.dll
• srchout.dll
• vgamfil.dll
• viofil.dll
• wfileu.drv
Notification: Be careful while deleting anything from system files. This is dangerous to destroy a valid process that can carry result in Windows disfunction. It is a cute trick of malware to hide behind valid files and use some names similar to the ones DLLs use. To escape unpredictable results we suggest you to use True Sword to ensure your system.
2. Destroy all assosiated malware:
• %windows%\nisdocs\
3. Clean up all infected registry keys and\or values:
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\net
Value: Opt11
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: PHRXX
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: E00
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: E01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA02
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA05
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA13
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: PHRXXPATH
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: GURL01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA18
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA17
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: RE01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: RF01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: RD01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: E07
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: E12
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: E13
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: B03
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: B04
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: P01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: E14
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: C00
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA04
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: EX01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: P02
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: VC
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: NIB01
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: NIB02
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: NIB03
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: SEC59
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: EE00
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LDY1
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: P02
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: CYTM
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LOGPATH
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net98
Value: LA05
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt1
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt2
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt3
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: AltFile
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: OptStat
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt6
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: PHRXX
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt10
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt9
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: PHRXXPATH
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: OptN
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: OptR
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: OptLogAll
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\NSN
Value: Value
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\NSN01
Value: Value
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Opt11
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\Net
Value: Last
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\USRD
Value: Eml
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\CS
Value: Top
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\CS
Value: Left
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\CS
Value: Width
• Key: System\CurrentControlSet\control\SecurityProviders\NetSet\MSwcf\CS
Value: Height
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: phrxx
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: la05
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: phrxxpath
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: gurl01
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: rf01
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: rd01
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net98
Value: logpath
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net
Value: altfile
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net
Value: phrxx
• Key: system\currentcontrolset\control\securityproviders\net
Value: phrxxpath
Notification: It is unsafe to make any changes amongst registry entries when you are not sure what to do. It is strongly recommended to keep out of them. You should only delete registry entries using professional guidance. If you use True Sword you will have no need in manual changes in Registry.
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