Romanians Find Cure for Conficker Worm
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 13th Mar 2009 08:08 UTC
Privacy, Security, Encryption Remember Conficker, the worm that wouldn't have been as devastating as it has been had people just kept their machines up to date? Even though the critical patch had already been released way before Conficker started its rampage, the worm became one of the worst infections to date. A Romanian company has found a cure for the worm.
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Romanians wrote Conficker
by bluesystem on Fri 13th Mar 2009 16:56 UTC
bluesystem
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2009-03-13

Romanians are the ones who released Conficker. BitDefender (a Romanian company) has an army of Romanian hackers who write and release computer viruses, in order to keep BitDefender in business. This is not a conspiracy theory. It is a fact.

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RE: Romanians wrote Conficker
by Thom_Holwerda on Fri 13th Mar 2009 17:28 UTC in reply to "Romanians wrote Conficker"
Thom_Holwerda Member since:
2005-06-29

It is a fact.


Facts are usually followed by some sort of proof...?

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RE: Romanians wrote Conficker
by Soulbender on Fri 13th Mar 2009 18:05 UTC in reply to "Romanians wrote Conficker"
Soulbender Member since:
2005-08-18

This is not a conspiracy theory.


Of course not.

It is a fact.


Good thing your allegations are standing on such a solid foundation of proof.

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RE: Romanians wrote Conficker
by lemnvonletea on Fri 13th Mar 2009 21:17 UTC in reply to "Romanians wrote Conficker"
lemnvonletea Member since:
2009-01-27

thanks for making me laugh ;)
we romanians are all hackers in order to keep a software company in business. we're thinking of kidnaping turists and empty them of blood to keep the dracula myth alive, so we can help holywood studios to forget about the financial crisis by releasing more stupid vampires movies based on real events.

Edited 2009-03-13 21:18 UTC

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RE[2]: Romanians wrote Conficker
by iptables on Fri 13th Mar 2009 23:11 UTC in reply to "RE: Romanians wrote Conficker"
iptables Member since:
2009-02-26

thanks for making me laugh ;)
we romanians are all hackers in order to keep a software company in business. we're thinking of kidnaping turists and empty them of blood to keep the dracula myth alive, so we can help holywood studios to forget about the financial crisis by releasing more stupid vampires movies based on real events.

[q]thanks for making me laugh ;)

I needed a laugh after a long hard week, this has to be one of the funniest things I have read on the Osnews forums!

: )

Edited 2009-03-13 23:11 UTC

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eliana_ary Member since:
2009-03-15

As you might now the worm blocks your access to a big number of sites which could provide you removal tools. so...bdtools.net is THE ONLY site that can be accessed if you are infected.you run the tool there and your problem is solved.BitDefender never said they are the first to discover the worm, but the first to offer an accessible tool to help you solve the problem.

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it's true
by vchira on Fri 13th Mar 2009 21:52 UTC
vchira
Member since:
2007-11-02

Romanians are evil..that's why they give the remove tool for free ;)

i wonder how can it be... there are people out there able to write such comments... incredible. The humankind hasn't evolved as much as it should in the last 50 years...

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The definitive cure
by shiva on Fri 13th Mar 2009 21:58 UTC
shiva
Member since:
2007-01-24

I found the definitive cure for 99.99% of the malwares. I am using a linux desktop. Simple, free and definitive solution.

When I need windows to run some widows-only application I preferer to use wine or run windows in a virtual machine. If it becomes infected it is much easier to reinstall: I only copy one file from backup over the infected file representing the C: drive.

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RE: The definitive cure
by iptables on Fri 13th Mar 2009 23:09 UTC in reply to "The definitive cure"
iptables Member since:
2009-02-26

I concur, 100%.

:)

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new downadup removal tools
by Racghu on Mon 16th Mar 2009 10:08 UTC
Racghu
Member since:
2009-03-16

There is a new site from BitDefender that contains all critical information about downadup or conficker infections. The site contains a tool for home users and also a tool for network administrators that helps deployment on workstations and starts a cleaning routine. - htttp://www.downadup.org

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