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Re: SBS 2002 infected with Conficker virus - how to remove??

 
 
David H. Lipman
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      09-02-2010
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| We've just taken over the IT support of a new client. The previous IT
| company didn't look after the server or workstations very well.

Flatten, wipe disks and reinstall OS.


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      09-02-2010
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| I'm not even going to take on the support for the client - it's far
| more trouble than it's worth.

| On a side note though is that really what's necessary to get rid of
| conficker? I mean they've got around 14 workstations all infected
| plus their domain controller. Surely nobody is going to want to
| undertake that?

Well it is my professional opinion based upon the note "...just taken over the IT support
of a new client. The previous IT company didn't look after the server or workstations very
well" and I believe you need to start them on a clean slate free of defects and malware
and thus my suggestion to wipe and re-instal from scratch.

If you had conficker and this was a company you belonged to and were a part of I would
suggest trying to slug it out.


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      09-02-2010
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> On a side note though is that really what's necessary to get rid of
> conficker?


No, most good AV programs and some of the better antimalware programs
should be able to rid you of Conficker.

....but the condition these machines were left in makes me think that
Conficker probably isn't your only problem.


 
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