Recover from a virus attack

Sometimes even after a virus is totally removed from the computer with the help of an antivirus and the system is thoroughly cleaned, some users find it difficult to restore system settings and revert the damage caused by the virus. This is when our tool, Re-Enable comes in handy. Usually a virus locks your access to the registry editor and the task manager. So to fix it for lazy people like me, this tool can do wonders.

1. Download Re-Enable and execute it.
2. It can be used to enable registry editor, command prompt, task manager, etc. Just select the tools you want to enable and click on "Re-Enable".

Note: You will require .net framework 3.5 or higher to run this software.

Download: ziddu.com/download/12815677/Re_Enable_v2.rar.html

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Virus Removal: new folder.exe

Again a very frustrating virus. Spreads from copying itself to the USB drives and makes multiple new folders without any data in them. You can't delete it as it will reappear again and again. It sometimes makes the folders disappear on the pen drive which can then be only accessed by searching on the pen drive. Now you may think that it can be deleted with the help of deleting the autorun.inf files as I have indicated in my previous blog but as you can't access the registry or any of the folders i.e. you can't just delete it.

So you can do this easily with the help of another tool known as Smart Virus Removal Tool. Download and run it and then click on "Delete autorun.inf file" > "Remove virus from USB" > "Restore Default Windows Settings"

The virus will be removed from the pen drive and all the registry settings and the folders will be accessible again.

Download: ziddu.com/download12815221/smart virus remvr.rar.html

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Virus Removal: recycler.exe

It is a virus which spreads from the pendrives as soon as they are attached to the PCs. It is a very frustrating virus as it is a little tough for the antiviruses to remove it as it copies itself almost everywhere to your PC. It mainly opens a door for the download of malicious and unwanted files to your computer.

To remove it follow the following steps:
1. Download flash disinfector or autorun eater and save it on your deskop.
2. Run the app, it will ask you to insert a pendrive. After inserting it click OK.
3. It will delete autorun.inf and then you can delete recycler.exe from the drive.
Download: Autorun eater: ziddu.com/download/12815606/aesetup.rar
                   Falsh Disinfector: ziddu.com/download/12815324/Flash Disinfector.rar.html

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Virus Removal: autorun.inf

autorun.inf is the file which automatically execute programs when you open/connect a pendrive to your PC. Majority of hackers use this to spread their virus as it activates the file as soon as the drive is connected. Therefore if this file is not needed then it should be removed from the pendrive.

For novice users I recommend autorun eater as it detects the autorun files and scans them and if they are affected, it can tell you the file associated with it. It is helpful as most users don't know which file to delete after deleting the autorun file.

Download: ziddu.com/download/12815606/aesetup.rar.html

Read more at the developer's website: http://oldmcdonald.wordpress.com/

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Password Cracking: L0phtcrack

Disclaimer: This Article is for educational purposes only. Don't misuse it and the author does not take the responsibility of the damage caused by you.

It is a paid windows password auditing and recovery application and is also known as LC5. It attempts to crack Windows Passwords from hashes it can obtain. It can sometimes sniff them from off the wire and can generate passwords through dictionary attacks and brute force.

The application was produced by @stake after the L0pht merged with @stake in 2000. @stake was then acquired by Symantec in 2004. Symantec later stopped selling this tool to new customers, citing US Government export regulations, and discontinued support in December 2006.

In January 2009 L0phtCrack was acquired by the original authors Zatko, Wysopal, and Rioux from Symantec. L0phtCrack 6 was announced on 11 March 2009 at the SOURCE Boston Conference. L0phtCrack 6 contains support for 64-bit Windows platforms as well as upgraded rainbow tables support.

Download: www.download.insecure.org/stf/lc5-setup.exe

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