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Beware of Xunlei (Thunder) Trojan

Posted by Kenneth "Definite" Lee on Oct 20, 2007
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What happened?
If you are currently using Chinese download accelerator and peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing software Xunlei (or Thunder), be careful as it might drop you a trojan/trojans when its ads pop up.
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Chinese download accelerator and peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing software Xunlei.
Symptom
I previously had Xunlei installed on my laptop as I feel it is one of the best P2P file sharing softwares out there. But two days ago my laptop was infected with the psw.onlinegame trojan following a sudden appearance of the Xunlei pop-up ad.
The trojan eventually dropped various .exe and .dll files with random names mainly into my C:\Windows and C:\Windows\System32 folders (I had my Kaspersky turned off and that explains why the the psw.onlinegame trojan was injected into my system).
Challenge
I used various anti-spyware and anti-virus programmes such as Kaspersky, Spyware Terminator and Ad-Aware SE Personal to clear the trojan (and many .exe/.dll files) but every time they were cleared and the windows restarted, my system was still re-infected with the same trojan.
Ad-Aware SE Personal always detected the psw.onlinegame trojan in two system paths, but after I repetitively removed the trojan and re-scaned my system, the same trojan in the same two paths still existed. The stupid seeds can’t be removed.
Solution
I searched the net and stumbled upon a site claiming the effectiveness of Anti-Rogue Sweep in removing the said trojan. I gave it a try and viola, the trojan was successfully (and permanently) removed from my system!
But please be extra careful as Anti-Rogue Sweep also removed my system file called ‘ntsvc.ocx’ from my C:\Windows\System32 folder! I had to download the .ocx file from the net to replace the deleted one. So be extra careful!

Oct 20, 2007
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Thumbs Up for NEC / My Vista-Mac Desktop

Posted by Kenneth "Definite" Lee on Oct 19, 2007
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The left speaker of my NEC E6200 had some minor diaphragm defect nine moths after they fixed a row of dead pixel on my screen.
I called up NEC again to request for their on-site service because my laptop is still under warranty. The very next day, the immediately had it fixed. This is how efficient NEC is, which is why I have intended to to extend its warranty. ;)
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This is how my laptop logon looks like. Damn sophisticated. I fucking love it.

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And my desktop. It has got a nice Vista-Mac feel to it! Don’t be jealous hor!
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Oct 19, 2007
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