Removing two Trojans: Dldr.iBill.V and VB.K

I recently ran a scan with Easy SpywareRemover and the scan yielded results that indicated my system was infected with Dldr.iBill.V and VB.K (see attachment). I've also run a Spybot S&D scan, an AVG Anti-Spyware Scan, an AVG Anti-Virus Scan, Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool and a HiJackThis log scan, all of which did not detect Dldr.iBill.V and VB.K (all of these programs are updated also). I am running Windows XP SP2.

Now, my question is, how do you remove these two Trojans? I honestly have no idea how they managed to get onto my system seeing as I just reformatted my harddrive and re-installed Windows.

#446003

Quarantine and then delete them with an Anti Virus tool, or just find them and delete them yourself.

#446004

Did you even read my post? I've tried finding the source of the Trojan on my system with anti-virus tools; they are not detecting it.

#446005

hmm..... seems that it's not in theyre resources yet. sorry man my mistake. i would suggest deleting those 2 registry keys but you cant do that...try a different AV tool maybe? Search Dldr.iBill.V and VB.K, and delete them yourself? i don't know what else to tell you...

#446006

Well thanks for trying anyway. Sorry for being so rude; I'm just panicky right now.

I'm not sure what the problem is. I searched for the Trojans' other names:

• Kaspersky: Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Nurech.at

• F-Secure: Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Nurech.at

• Bitdefender: Trojan.Downloader.Kasik.A

• Kaspersky: Trojan.Win32.VB.akz

• F-Secure: Trojan.Win32.VB.akz

• Eset: Win32/VB.AKZ

• Bitdefender: Trojan.Vb.AKZ

And went to see if my system was exhibiting the symptoms of the Trojans I listed. It is not experiencing any of the symptoms...which makes me wonder. I'm not so sure what is wrong now. I've checked the Registry files that are supposedly changed by the trojans, but everything is intact and all the registry files are as they should be. None of the files that are supposedly added by these trojans are on my system either...unless Easy SpywareRemover is somehow flawed?

#446009

It's a bit odd that Easy SpywareRemover is the only one that found these files, out of five others. How much do you trust that software? And why can't it identify the source of the Trojans?

-NC

#446024

Nevermind. I've confirmed through my own examination of my system that there really is no trojan. Thanks for all the help.

#446047

hm....thats weird. how did you come to that conclusion?

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