开机时弹出对话框，报加载KB896425.log出错

记得2个多月前，就一直有报这个错误，当时在google上搜索KB896425.log啥也搜不出来，结果就天天开机这么忍着，到现在快3个月了。刚才再到google上搜了一把，终于查出了具体的原因，原来是一个病毒的残留物。

搜出的一些中文网页上，一般是说运行regedit，将开机启动项中的KB896425.log的启动项删除，再用注册表的查找功能搜KB896425.log，搜索到后，删除与它相关的选项。但说得不是很详细，搜了个中文网页，说得非常清楚。现摘录如下（http://www.viruslist.com/en/viruses/encyclopedia?virusid=130036）：

Trojan-PSW.Win32.WOW.el

• Technical details
• Payload
• Removal instructions

This Trojan program is designed to steal user passwords to accounts on WoW servers. The Trojan itself is a Windows PE EXE file, written in Delphi and packed using NsPack. The packed file is 136069 bytes in size, and the unpaced file is approximately 316KB in size.

Installation

Once launched, the Trojan creates a DLL file in the C:/ root directory:

c:/nxldr.dat

It then launches this file and calls the "start" function:

When launching, the DLL file copies its executable file to the Windows system directory:

%System32%/KB896425.log

The Trojan creates a service called NetWork Logon in order to ensure that it is automatically run each time Windows is restarted:

When launching, the DLL file gets a list of processes. It then loads itself to the address space of a process chosen at random from the list, as well as to the processes listed below:

EXPLORER.EXE
IEXPLORE.EXE

where the DLL file will install a hook for the send function of WS2_32.dll which is used to track the user's HTTP requests. For POST requests where the URL contains the following string:

/vk/unblock_deal.php

the Trojan gets the values of the following parameters:

account=
pin=

If the URL contains the string /dologin.php, the Trojan will get the value of the parameters listed below:

loginname=
&password=

For processes called WOW.EXE the Trojan gets the values entered in dialogue boxes, and will also take screenshots of some dialogue boxes.

The Trojan sends the harvested information to the remote malicious user's site.

The Trojan will also delete all links containing the string "the9.com" from the browser cache.

1. Use Task Manager to terminate the Trojan process.
2. Delete the original Trojan file (its location will depend on how it initially penetrated the victim machine).
3. Delete the files created by the Trojan:

    

   %System32%/KB896425.log
   c:/nxldr.dat

    

4. Delete the following system registry keys:

    

   [HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/NetWorkLogon]

    

5. Update your antivirus databases and perform a full scan of the computer (download a trial version of Kaspersky Anti-Virus).