Got a new file appeared today in the task manager and nothing appears when I google the file/process name and avast doesnt pick anything up when I scan the file. The filename is klggvsvjpj.exe. It appears in the c:/windows/system32 folder size 564 kb, and in the prefetch folder as KLGGVSVJPJ.EXE-12E91F45.pf .The exe can sometimes use up to 30%-40% of total processor speed on my poor old machine the rest of the time its at 1%. Its memory footprint is currently 6424k. My machine is running “windoze” xp sp2. I cant find anything on the net at all which is strange to say the least. Usually you get some sort of match. Cant even get one with a partial file name search.
I suppose avast does not detect it…
With this name, I won’t be affraid to use KillBox to delete it.
http://www.killbox.net/help.html
The better will be test the file against on-line scanners. Submit the file to:
Virustotal
Jotti
Full computer scanning:
Kaspersky
Trendmicro housecall
Ewido
Also, you could try a-squared, Free AVG Antispyware, SUPERantispyware or Spyware Terminator (trojan removers).
Thanks for the file links. Sent a copy to Virustotal for scanning just waiting on reply.
Was already running an adaware scan and it came up with this in the report.
52 [klggvsvjpj.exe]
FilePath : C:\WINDOWS\system32
ProcessID : 2900
ThreadCreationTime : 06-11-2006 19:11:16
BasePriority : Normal
FileVersion : 5.1.2700.0 (NT client.010817-1148)
ProductVersion : 5.1.2700.0
ProductName : Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
CompanyName : Microsoft Corporation
FileDescription : Actualizaciones automáticas
InternalName : winupdaters.exe
LegalCopyright : © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
OriginalFilename : winupdaters.exe
I always thought windows update was part of the os not a separate exe?
Whilst typing this reply the Virustotal completed all clear except for the Panda result which claims W32/Spybot.AFJ.worm. Will try the second link.
Anyone else who gets this file better hope they have an up to date backup. Tried all virus progs I could find and none could remove it. Also used the instructions on a website to remove it with hijackthis! It dont work. Now using my latest backup that is not infected. Hope anyone else has better luck than me. TTFN
Did you try KillBox?