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Linux/DDoS-BH

PaulsB

i can not remove Linux/DDoS-BH with my SOPHOS free version. It keeps comming back every day !!!

I remove it manually too from /bin folder, but no luck. It comes back every day! (OSX 10.10.4)

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    • The files /Volumes/HD/LearntoCode/... are corrupted, not infected. They also showed up in the SAV log you emailed me yesterday. 
    • I see you have a few custom scans set up. Which is the one that detects the Linux/DDoS-BH threat?

    I ask this, because I'm still curious to see the full scan log for the scan that detects the threat you're having trouble with. Also I have to apologize I wasn't clear on how to get the scan logs. You should use the "gear" icon if you want to grab the scan logs for one of the custom scans. If you want to get the log for the "Scan this Mac" main scan, you can just alt-click the white space on the "Scan this Mac" menu and select "View Scan Log"

    If you could get the log and copy the whole contents into your reply, or else send it to me via email, I would appreciate it.  

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    • The files /Volumes/HD/LearntoCode/... are corrupted, not infected. They also showed up in the SAV log you emailed me yesterday. 
    • I see you have a few custom scans set up. Which is the one that detects the Linux/DDoS-BH threat?

    I ask this, because I'm still curious to see the full scan log for the scan that detects the threat you're having trouble with. Also I have to apologize I wasn't clear on how to get the scan logs. You should use the "gear" icon if you want to grab the scan logs for one of the custom scans. If you want to get the log for the "Scan this Mac" main scan, you can just alt-click the white space on the "Scan this Mac" menu and select "View Scan Log"

    If you could get the log and copy the whole contents into your reply, or else send it to me via email, I would appreciate it.  

    :1021247
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