I have purchased Avast Professional and Server that are kept up-to-date and have still been infected with viruses.
I had to use Ad-Adware SE Personal with 2009-03-23 definitions (from a boot cd), and Windows Defender 2009-03-22 definitions to remove the following viruses that Avast skipped (even with several boot time scans):
Win32.Hacktook.Keyfinder
Win32.Adware.Onflow
Win32.Trojan.Packed
Win32.Trojan.Agent
Win32.Trojan.Zheletin
Win32.Trojan.Downloader.Zlob
Win32.Trojan.Oliga
Win32.Trojan.Vundo.gen!AJ
Win32.Trojan.Vundo.gen!G
CPMcfab59ox - sosazeri.dll
CC986a93 - bufezeza.dll
LSA Shellu - nilimuvo.dll
horijavu.dll
pisuvedi.dll
elwqml.dll
pogepehe.dll
wanebape.dll
tapeyeni.dll
CPMcfab590
nuyasipana
I had to manually delete some of these dlls but they keep coming back. I am using StartupMonitor now to tell me when these items are registered but its popuping up all the time.
I got these viruses from a USB flash drive that was used in another computer that also had Avast installed and was up-to-date.
Avast should be doing its job and protecting my systems from viruses!
Today I discovered that one of my computers was infected with Trojan.DNSChanger and Trojan.Agent. This computer is running Avast! Free Edition and is always kept up to date.
How did this happen? Why didn’t Avast! stop these infections?
I have spent hours today trying to insure that I do not become a victim of identity theft because of these infections. I have been considering purchasing Avast! Professional but this disaster is making me think twice!