Trojans are getting in! HELP!

Hello guys this is my first time posting. I’ve been using Avast4 Home edition, Lavasoft Ad-Aware SE Personal, Spybot Search & destroy, Sunbelt Counterspy, And Zone Alarm all my Definitions are up to date on my firewall, Anti Virus, And Counter spy, I do scans on a regular bases. However I found a Trojan three weeks ago and I reconfigured my computer (it was due anyways) I didn’t connect to the internet before I downloaded my firewall and antivirus. I updated them both and then installed all my Ad-Aware and Spyware definitions. Once I installed the latest Drivers for my Video card (Nvidia Geforce 7800 GTX) and patched World of Warcraft  I ran another scan. The same Trojan came up Win32:DyfucDldr-AC [Trj]" has been found in “C:\Program Files\Sunbelt Software\CounterSpy\Consumer\SunThreatRegKey.sdb” file.

I removed it and that was the end of the problem. I have done 4 scans since then with no Viruses. I don’t do that much surfing (Gamers Eh?) and when I do its on official sites like World of Warcraft.com ^^ and Avast anit virus and such. With the last scan I did another Trojan was found

Win32:Agent-JB [Trj]" has been found “C:\ProgramFiles\SunbeltSoftware\CounterSpy\Consumer\SunThreatRegKey.sdb” file.

You will notice there both in Counterspy… why is that? And seeing as I don’t do a lot of surfing were are these Trojans coming from? And am I safe now since I removed it?
(I think I read on the forums one guy was getting a fp) Plus I can’t find any information on the web about this virus and what it dose. Seeing how it’s a Trojan I know it keeps track of my activity but I cant find the more in depth information. Thank you for your help in advance :smiley:


Welcome to the forums, Logan. :slight_smile:

If this is not the thread you refer to above, please read the posts on this thread link …

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=19681.0


Ya that is the thread I was talking about :slight_smile:


The answer you seek, then, is in Reply #3 by DavidR.

In Reply #7, GrahamE states that 2 separate on-demand scanners found nothing.

So, it seems these are FP’s (false positives = files found to be positive for a virus but are not) of unencrypted Counterspy definition files.