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From: pappgeza at tolna.net (Geysap)
Subject: PacBell Internet blocked port 135

Hello full-disclosure

Hy,

Under Windows system this DCOM worm remove in this time better removal
tool is Sophos removal - automatic RESOLVE.
The tool, good WinXP. Remove DCOM Worm program Windows program, but
this remove Worm not with exe. Download remowal, klikk, this exe. The
program make dir, Sophostemp, in primari winchester.
In this folder is
blastera.dat
Blastera.txt
PSAPI.DLL
readresn.txt
readress.txt
resolve.com  - files.

Yuo  cheese this run.

W32/Blaster-A can be removed from Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP computers
automatically with RESOLVE download the RESOLVE W32/Blaster-A self-extractor
and double-click it (the contents will extract to C:\SOPHTEMP)
select Start|Run then type cmd (on Windows 95/98/Me type command)
to open a command prompt click OK  - this is: --->>> http://www.sophos.com/misc/blastsfx.exe
to remove the worm non-interactively type 
C:\SOPHTEMP\RESOLVE.COM -DF=BLASTERA.DAT -NOC
and press the Enter key 
. 
The above process will remove the infected file from memory,
clean the registry and remove the infected file from the system.

After removing the worm you should install the patch mentioned above.

You can find detailed instructions on running RESOLVE in the
notes enclosed in the self-extractor.

To remove W32/Blaster-A on other platforms please follow
the instructions for removing worms.

And remove manualy:

To remove W32/Blaster-A manually on Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT/2000/XP

ensure you have installed Microsoft patch MS03-026 and implemented as many
of the steps mentioned above as is feasible. 
press Ctrl+Alt+Del in Windows NT/2000/XP click Task Manager and
select the Processes tab look for a process named msblast.exe in the list
click the process to highlight it click the 'End Process' (in Windows 95/98/Me 'End Task')
button close Task Manager.
In Windows NT/2000/XP you will also need to edit the following
registry entry. The removal of this entry is optional in Windows
95/98/Me. Please read the warning about editing the registry.

At the taskbar, click Start|Run. Type 'Regedit' and press Return.
The registry editor opens. Before you edit the registry, you should make a backup.
If in doubt, contact your network administrator. Incorrect editing of the
Windows Registry can cause system failure.

Locate the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE entry: 
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

in the righthand pane select 

windows auto update = msblast.exe

and delete it if it exists. 
Close the registry editor. 
You should reboot your computer and repeat the above process to ensure all
traces of the worm have been removed from your system.

The remove is 100%.

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  Geysap                             mailto:pappgeza@...na.net

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  Geysap                             mailto:pappgeza@...na.net


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