BugHunter Signature Update - June 13th, 2008

Dustin Cook

Whats new in this signature database update?

June 13th, 2008

Additions:

Adware.BHO.avh
Malware.dam
Rogue.Antispystorm
Rogue.ZinapsAntispyware (+4)
Rootkit.KUA (+6)
Trojan.Crypt.Delf.P
Trojan.Downloader.BQDL (+2)
Trojan.Downloader.Delf.OCE
Trojan.Downloader.Delphi.gen
Trojan.Downloader.Fraudload.CN
Trojan.Downloader.Misleadapp
Trojan.Downloader.Nonaco.C
Trojan.Downloader.Swizzor.A
Trojan.Downloader.Tipikit.F (+2)
Trojan.Downloader.VB.VQH
Trojan.Downloader.Zlob.gen (+2)
Trojan.Dropper.Farfli.C
Trojan.Dropper.RZP
Trojan.FakeAlert.SS
Trojan.GBDialer.J (+2)
Trojan.Mondera.gen (+2)
Trojan.Peed.JLN (+3)
Trojan.Proxy.Dlena.fo
Trojan.Proxy.Dlena.fz
Trojan.PWS.OnLineGames.ZAI
Trojan.PWS.QQPass.bsg
Trojan.Vundo.gen (+3)
Trojan.Zlob.CMD
Unclassified.Trojan (+6)
Worm.Zhelatin.zy (+2)

Removals:
None

Total now stands at 12,714 signatures for malware.


If you haven't already given malwarebytes antimalware a try, it's
recommended:



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Regards,
Dustin Cook -
BugHunter v2.2e AntiMalware Removal Utility

Inigo Trellis

Dustin Cook wrote:
> Whats new in this signature database update?

Nothing useful.

> June 13th, 2008

Black Friday!

<snipped the crap to save bandwidth>

You're still pumping out this pathetic pilf then you pretentious prat? Too
much time on your hands lad, you ought crawl outa' that whiffy room inta'
the sunshine. Take a walk in the woods, take a dump with the bear's, shoot
your sorry self even.

> If you haven't already given malwarebytes antimalware a try, it's
> recommended:

By whom, your liebe Mutter?

Dustin Cook

"Inigo Trellis" <inigo t> wrote in
news:4854cc3d$.uk.tiscali.com:

> Dustin Cook wrote:
>> Whats new in this signature database update?
>
> Nothing useful.

Depends on your point of view. If your okay with those programs being
present on your computer, then you wouldn't find this update useful.

If you authored any of them, you really wouldn't see any use for this
update, or future ones.

>> June 13th, 2008
>
> Black Friday!

Superstition isn't a logical thought process. Are you overly religious as
well? Will you avoid walking under a ladder?

> You're still pumping out this pathetic pilf then you pretentious prat?

Well, it has so many users, I couldn't very well leave them out. For
technical people, BugHunter is indeed a very useful tool in the fight
against malware. If you have developed something better, feel free to
provide us a link to review it.

>> If you haven't already given malwarebytes antimalware a try, it's
>> recommended:
>
> By whom, your liebe Mutter?

Although she likes it too, the interface is designed for non computer
people. Feel free to do a bit of googling on the program I suggested
MBAM. I don't think your going to find too
many people who are unhappy with it.


--
Regards,
Dustin Cook -
BugHunter v2.2e AntiMalware Removal Utility
For Windows users, I highly recommend:
- MalwareBytes AntiMalware

Inigo Trellis

Cookybloke/whatever waffled on so much I had to snip the entire contents to
save him/her from further embarrassment:

I snipped the lot matey as I found your response as about as nonsensical as
one would expect from an inebriated Russian tractor driver forgetting the
fact he'd spent the last month in a frenzied crack pipe sucking session in
an attempt to convince his crop of cabbages to metaphorically change into a
warehouse full to the roof of the finest Balkan opiate. Suddenly in a rush
of shit to the brain he found himself and his beloved tractor caught up in
the middle of Mr. Putins annual Mayday Red Square drive-by displaying his
monolithic wheeled and tracked intercontinental magic fireworks. The Moscow
traffic police just love these jokers, infact they encourage them just to
give their new entrants the chance to crack a few heads and feel at home
handling the cities low life. Why not take a trip out there yourself? I'm
sure if you explained your handicaps, Moscow's finest would club together
and cough up the cost of a one way airfare and accommodation and welcome you
with a cacophony of orchestrated nightstick skull cracking. It could even
prove to be therapeutic and you may well become a healthy woman again. Yes,
I know you insist the surgery was a success but it's as clear as crystal you
should have stayed in your male gender role and continued cracking out
further issues of your infamous viri infestations.

Sadly cooking thing, you have little left in your pathetic minuscule
existence to even impress a fecking aardvark on the lowest rung of the
pecking order ladder of life, infact the poor bastard at the mere thought
would probably just as well take it's sorry arsed self to the nearest
highway and prey to it's maker for a speeding truck to put it out of his
misery and become just another number to add to the road toll of squidgy
carcass's.

Just to show I do have a gram of sympathy for your trunk full maladies,
allow me to introduce you to one our finest Polish bloggers giving the
civilized world a privileged peek into one of our favorite Amercans (sic)
fund raising speeches to trouser a few more greenbacks to defeat that baggy
eyed old Hilary Hasbeen and send her packing back home to Wild Willy Hicocky
Cliterton. Do explore Stan the Lavmans blog, it may not cure your major
indispositions korky but it will sure as hell induce you to splatter your
monitor and keyboard with the contents of your snoring organ.

Here we go.


Now you have a nice day and carry on fiddling with that BuggeryBallsUp
application, you never know, but one day in the future NASA may even burn it
to disk and launch it up there into the firmament to inform other life forms
that we earthlings are relatively harmless and have an infectious sense of
humour!

Dustin Cook

"Inigo Trellis" <inigo t> wrote in
news:4859d612$.uk.tiscali.com:

> Cookybloke/whatever waffled on so much I had to snip the entire
> contents to save him/her from further embarrassment:

*yawn*

Alot of words for so little substance...


--
Regards,
Dustin Cook -
BugHunter v2.2e AntiMalware Removal Utility
For Windows users, I highly recommend:
- MalwareBytes AntiMalware