2009-01-27, 12:31
#1
http://macworld.idg.se/2.1038/1.207959/ny-trojan-drabbar-mac
ja själv har jag installerat photoshop CS4 och jag skrev då in mitt lösen.... jag vet inte om det gäller ALLA versioner av crack OM man skrivit in lösen, men jag ligger alltså helt klart i riskzonen.
den jag laddat ner är:
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4458590/Photoshop_CS4_Retail_with_Crack_MAC_OSX
emedan där INTE diskuteras något om någon trojan ÄNNU.
däremot diskuteras det på denna versionen så om du har den är du definitivt drabbad.
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4651717/Adobe_Photoshop_CS4_11.0_Extended_(Mac_OS_X)_Inclu des_Crack_seri
Jag har försökt googla fram hur man ska få bort trojanen men det enda jag hittat ännu är kommentaren på piratebay:
"This program installs a trojan. You can tell this if you run Little Snitch because Little Snitch will ask if it can call home over and over using different site addresses and claiming it is the DivX program that is making the request.
If you are infected, here is what you can do to clean your system.
1) You'll need to bring up the Activity Monitor and force quit the DivX process.
2) You'll need to go to usr/bin and delete the DivX program that keeps trying to call home. This directory is hidden by default but there's a terminal command that will make all files and folders display in your Finder.
Type this into Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true
3) You'll need to restart the finder in order to see the usr/bin folder. Bring up the force quit applications to restart the finder by pressing Esc, Option and Command (The Mac button), then select the Finder and Restart it. After restarting bring up the Finder window and you'll see the usr/bin folder along with all of the other hidden folders at the root level.
4) Remove the trojan by moving it to the trash. The program will be located under the usr/bin folder and is masquerading as Divx (This does not remove the REAL divx program on your system if you have it installed, just removes the trojan.
You'll need to empty the trash. You also need to move the photoshop crack to the trash as well!
If you didn't force quit the DivX app using the Activity Monitor first then emptying the trash will give you an error message because the program is still running.
5) To restore the Finder to it's original settings so that you don't see all of the hidden directories type the command below:
Type this into Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool false
I'd really like to have Photoshop but I'm afraid to use this one, even without the crack because other parts of it might be infected.
Hopefully someone has a clean copy or way of cracking the adobe setup files."
Personligen tycker jag det låter krångligt och det bästa vore ju om det fanns ett program som verkligen tog bort det. Någon som vet hur man gör? kan man ta bort det med MacScan eller liknande?
Sen hur farlig är den? den sägs eventuellt användas för ddos attacker, men om man blir medpart i en ddos attack hur farligt är det för sin egen del?
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ja själv har jag installerat photoshop CS4 och jag skrev då in mitt lösen.... jag vet inte om det gäller ALLA versioner av crack OM man skrivit in lösen, men jag ligger alltså helt klart i riskzonen.
den jag laddat ner är:
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4458590/Photoshop_CS4_Retail_with_Crack_MAC_OSX
emedan där INTE diskuteras något om någon trojan ÄNNU.
däremot diskuteras det på denna versionen så om du har den är du definitivt drabbad.
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4651717/Adobe_Photoshop_CS4_11.0_Extended_(Mac_OS_X)_Inclu des_Crack_seri
Jag har försökt googla fram hur man ska få bort trojanen men det enda jag hittat ännu är kommentaren på piratebay:
"This program installs a trojan. You can tell this if you run Little Snitch because Little Snitch will ask if it can call home over and over using different site addresses and claiming it is the DivX program that is making the request.
If you are infected, here is what you can do to clean your system.
1) You'll need to bring up the Activity Monitor and force quit the DivX process.
2) You'll need to go to usr/bin and delete the DivX program that keeps trying to call home. This directory is hidden by default but there's a terminal command that will make all files and folders display in your Finder.
Type this into Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true
3) You'll need to restart the finder in order to see the usr/bin folder. Bring up the force quit applications to restart the finder by pressing Esc, Option and Command (The Mac button), then select the Finder and Restart it. After restarting bring up the Finder window and you'll see the usr/bin folder along with all of the other hidden folders at the root level.
4) Remove the trojan by moving it to the trash. The program will be located under the usr/bin folder and is masquerading as Divx (This does not remove the REAL divx program on your system if you have it installed, just removes the trojan.
You'll need to empty the trash. You also need to move the photoshop crack to the trash as well!
If you didn't force quit the DivX app using the Activity Monitor first then emptying the trash will give you an error message because the program is still running.
5) To restore the Finder to it's original settings so that you don't see all of the hidden directories type the command below:
Type this into Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool false
I'd really like to have Photoshop but I'm afraid to use this one, even without the crack because other parts of it might be infected.
Hopefully someone has a clean copy or way of cracking the adobe setup files."
Personligen tycker jag det låter krångligt och det bästa vore ju om det fanns ett program som verkligen tog bort det. Någon som vet hur man gör? kan man ta bort det med MacScan eller liknande?
Sen hur farlig är den? den sägs eventuellt användas för ddos attacker, men om man blir medpart i en ddos attack hur farligt är det för sin egen del?
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