Warning Long StoryThe small, but deadly Sasser Worm Virus...
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Most deadly to noobs because they can't do stuff about it...
Now earlyer today when i was looking around for a diffrent internet security/anti virus suite for my secondary computer (because Microsoft Security Essentials just let's the viruses right on in...) i stumbled across Comodo Internet Security (witch is pretty good actually) But before i used it i got my favorite anti-virus reviewer guy from youtube mizros (his youtube page is
http://www.youtube.com/user/mrizos)
But back to the story- So, i watched his review on Comodo Internet Security and i thought it was pretty good so i went to go download it and switch from Microsoft Security Essentials to Comodo. But while i was doing the exchange my computer was acting weird while i was installing the installer for Comodo from cnet.com. So i thought that
probably there was a virus in the computer (witch i was right) But just alittle before i was going to install Comodo, i had did a full scan of my computer with Microsoft Security Essentials (really didn't do it's job) So, after the Comodo installer was done downloading, i went and installed it. Just soon after that my computer got more "sluggish" so I'm like dam, i probably got hit by some small Trojan virus or something (i really didn't know at the time)
So after the reboot, i was going to just clean my computer out with comodo real quick and continue with my day... that didn't happen. When i got to my desktop screen i got the same little window of the "Windows System Shutdown" message. When that happend i was pretty clueless on what to do (because i never got hit by a Sasser Worm, but i did script some in my IT class, pretty simple.) So i made the computer go into safe mode, got some of the files that i wanted to save just in case i had to fully restore my computer. When i did come to the idea of doing a full system restore my computer wouldn't boot off of my Windows Xp Installation CD. So my last idea was to use my pops vary crappy laptop by Toshiba (it has about 480MB of ram, has vista on it (have no idea with such low ram) but yet has a Dual Core 2 processor. So after about 2 houres of snooping on the internet on how to handle this virus and another 3 since i got fed up with this. i finnily got some software onto my computer to fight this dam thing. So long story short
he he got rid of the worm and learned a nice lesson...
Don't trust Microsoft.