Alureon Rootkit: Win32/alureon.h description:
Dr. Guard, Paladin Antivirus and other rogue applications are promoted through the use of Alureon rootkit. This post is to explain interested users that Win32/alureon.h is a variety of Alureon rootkit attempting to disable antivirus and complex system security tools. That is why users complain their legit tools fail to remove Win32/alureon.h. Alter names for Alureon rootkit are TDSS and TDL3. To get rid of Win32/alureon.h, treating the virus with due regard using Win32/alureon.h removal tool armored to resist Alureon’s attempts to disable it, click here so that free scan would be initiated.
Win32/alureon.h details:
Type: Worm, Rootkit
Detection date: 02-05-2010
URL: not detected
Win32/alureon.h automatical removal tool with free scan:
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Win32/alureon.h behaviour:
- Alureon Rootkit: Win32/alureon.h may be difficult to remove manually;
- Alureon Rootkit: Win32/alureon.h may damage your PC and steal sensitive data;
- Alureon Rootkit: Win32/alureon.h may slow your PC;
- Alureon Rootkit: Win32/alureon.h may cause system errors.
Imelda says:
Does this tool really remove this Rootkit? I have tried several, however each time I scan with Microsoft’s Tool, the virus is still on my computer?
N1GhTmArE says:
not too sure, going to try, im hoping this isnt some ploy used by prommoters of the virus/rootkit to add something terrible to your computer :/ trying now
N1GhTmArE says:
*shrug* seem ok so far, nothing found though =\ i swear this would be a miracle tool if it got rid of the virus, read some forums about people with the same anti virus (OneCare) i have and the same virus (Win32/Alureon.H), *shiver* no way am i going through all that :/
N1GhTmArE says:
stupid, it detects small time adware viruses on your computer, it didnt pick up anything such as the rootkit im looking for, it didnt even remove those viruses, it just asks you to pay first, fail system = fail
D.C. says:
Found & fixed my problem in less than 3 minutes.
John G says:
Going in thru Wdws Catalogue / Marketplace Got me into the latest updated version of Wdws Live One Scanning tools and was able to isolate the little bugger. Problem is that there are some manual steps rerquired that I got blocked out of. At least I could then run the MS Update page again. This is only the umteen dozenth time I’ve had to clean my dumb-ass brother’s system. So I’ll run this and report back. It’ll be different than re-doing the entire OS…AGAIN…
dave says:
tdss killer from kaspersky got rid of it and microsoft essentials does not show it any longer on my pc
dave says:
I would recommend using their free scan and it comes in a zip file so you can use a different pc and load it to a memory stick or whatever. No huge downloads and it took about 10 minutes and i was done. i searched for days believe me and this worked!