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How to Remove Win32.Backdoor.SDBot

Trojans is one of the most wide-spread threat in the internet. They can spread in lot of ways (torrents, e-mail attachments, video codecs etc.). Win32.Backdoor.SDBot as well as any other trojan can harm your PC in different ways. Originally, trojans stole just your e-mail contacts and some personal data. Nowadays, they can steal any type of private information, being serious threat. In this tutorial we will show how to deal with Win32.Backdoor.SDBot detect and remove it from your PC.

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Backdoor Win32.Backdoor.SDBot is a way of bypassing stable authentication actions giving it thougher to remove malware even with the help of a worthy malware removal tool. Originally, rootkit Win32.Backdoor.SDBot predecessors were a set of implements installed by a human attacker on a Unix PC where the intruder had gained executive (root) admittance, so it's really required to remove malware of this sort. If you care about rear door malware removal you'd superior defence your computer from computer trojans and viruss first. Sometimes spyware Win32.Backdoor.SDBot dirty PC is used for sending out spam. Thousands of customers far and near the world are contented with our malware removal tool that in reality does remove malware and frees your PC after fulfilling malware removal. Having Win32.Backdoor.SDBot on your computer is very harmful.


Threat indicator: HIGH

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Win32.Backdoor.SDBot

wincffg.exe

Trojan

Win32 (Windows 9x, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Seven)



Win32.Backdoor.SDBot infiltration

As we already said there numerous ways trojan can get to your PC from the internet. Win32.Backdoor.SDBot copies its file(s) to your hard disk. File name typical to Win32.Backdoor.SDBot is wincffg.exe. Then it runs itself and creates new startup key in registry with name Win32.Backdoor.SDBot and value wincffg.exe. If you will look into running processes list you will see some extra process with name like wincffg.exe or any random name that uses decent amount of your CPU.

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So what is Win32.Backdoor.SDBot Removal Tool? Basically, it is the tool that will remove every file and registry key that was created by Win32.Backdoor.SDBot. It was created after analyzing all versions and types of this threat on test PCs and every file and key was added to the database. Removal Tool is updated regularly to make sure it can remove latest versions of Win32.Backdoor.SDBot:

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How to remove Win32.Backdoor.SDBot manually?

During all time since adding Win32.Backdoor.SDBot to our database we track it changes and add them in the list below, removing files mentioned from your hard drive and deleting them from starup list and also unregistering all corresponding DLLs will result cleaning your computer drom the trojan. But also, missing DLL's that can be removed or corrupted by Win32.Backdoor.SDBot should be restored from your Windows CD .

So, here is the simple process to remove Win32.Backdoor.SDBot:

1. Delete following processes form startup and files from your hard drive:

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2. Delete the following folders that are assosiated with Win32.Backdoor.SDBot:

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3. Finally, remove this registry keys:

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Warning: Sometimes, trojan can use system file names or randomly generated names for its executable. We recommend you to use WiperSoft Antispyware Malware Remediation Tool for safe problem solution.

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Here are the descriptions of problems connected with Win32.Backdoor.SDBot and wincffg.exe we received earlier:

Problem Summary: cannot remove by kaspersky internet security 2010

there is treath in my pc

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: Win 32 Backdoor.SDBot

Bonsoir. R nLors de vérification de présence de virus avec Ad.Aware, ce r ndernier une détecté Intitulés 2 virus: r 32 nwin Backdoor.SDBotopens Malware Quantité: 2 r 1ier nle: r nEntrée du registre: HKLM Control .. mètre: AutoShareWks r nle deuxième: r nEntrée du registre: HKLM Current .. mètre: AutoShareWks r nMerci de votre aide

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: Win 32 Backdoor.SDBot

Bonsoir. R nLors d 'Une vérification de présence de virus de l'AEC Ad Aware. R n2 virus détectés Ont Été Win32.Backdoor.SDBotopens. R 1ier nle: r nEntrée du registre: HKLM: System Control .. mètre: AutoShareWks r r nle seconde. nEntrée du registre: HKLM: System Current .. mètre: AutoShareWks r nMerci pour votre réponse

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: Win32Backdoor.Xhaker

using firefox 3.5.2 on Vista home premium 64bit
with Comodo internet security (firewall) (free version)

tried to print a picture from firefox
Comodo came up and asked if E_IAMTEMA.EXE could have permission to run. This is the Epson printer tasktray monitor. I didn't recognize the name E_IAMTEMA.EXE so I started googling it ...
120 seconds later Comodo request timed out without my answer and allowed the thing to run.
I found out soon after that E_IAMTEMA.EXE is a legitimate program from Epson, but it wasn't a new install so Comodo should have already known about it...
and I found out there is a known lameness with Epson drivers that install with world-write permission so they are easy to hijack.

I figure a mal website hacked my printer driver because the next day I noticed network access super-slow and Comodo showed firefox listening on two ports...

I installed Ad-Aware and the first scan found
Win32Backdoor.Xhaker
description:
"opens up backdoors on a compromised computer allowing remote access and control of the victim's machine"
infecting this file:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Acer GameZone\Chuzzle\Launch.exe

I can delete this file, I never play that game, but,

If my computer has been rootkitted, how do I know it hasn't fooled AdAware and the real problem is somewhere else?

and,

If this malware has opened up backdoors on my system, how do I close them?

thanks,
Kerry

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: W32\Looked-CN virus

it has made my computer slow down. it takes a lot longer then normal to open any program. when ever i open Mozilla Firefox it also opens a windows explorer that is trying to log onto a website but it is being blocked by my security software. i believe that it is trying to download something off the windows explorer window when it opens. please help.

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: task manager, ms config.exe not opening

I'm not able to open my task manager. I have tried all the options like ALT+CTRL+ESC, ALT+CTRL+DELETE and then clicking task manager, clciking task manager from the toolbar and typing taskmgr.exe in the RUN. But it doesn't open. No permission has been set/reset. This is the case with msconfig.exe also

I think my computer was infected with Backdoor:Win32/Poisonivy.E and now the computer is working normally except this

Please help

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: Backdoor:Win32/Poisonivy.E

I'm getting constant alert if I click on any of my local drives or task manager from my MS-forefront about Backdoor:Win32/Poisonivy.E

I'm not able to opn task manger and all the local drives open only in explore mode. Also, the system will never shut down

Please help

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: ___ Backdoor.SdBot ___

Hello,

I looked everywhere for a solution by Google search but I only found solutions to remove the trojan . One of my start-up processes keeps adding the Backdoor.SdBot registry string but I don't know which one and causes an internal error 275 message. Would really appreciate help. Thanks! :-)

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: win32

A win32.backdoor-DNM popup keeps coming up saying windows firwall detected it. How do I remove this? My spyware programs do not detect it.

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

Problem Summary: Says computer has a security problem

Keeps adding Security System software even after deleting. Malware programs such as A-Adware and Malware Guard have no luck fixing the problem. It redirects both Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Thanks,

Kent

Problem was successfully solved. Ticket was closed.

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