Insecure Internet Activity Threat of Virus Attack

Description information: ‘Insecure Internet Activity Threat of Virus Attack’ is a fake pop-up generated by Zlob. Zlob is a dangerous malware application that has been designed to give backdoor access to an attacker so that the attacker may access the computer at any given time. This has endless implications as the attacker may use Zlob to retrieve private data, stop or damage user processes or use the computer as a zombie to send spam emails. Zlob gets downloaded and installed along with other malicious software such as Trojan viruses from dangerous websites and from attachments that come with spam emails. Once installed, Zlob immediately modifies some settings of essential system programs and files, setting the stage for a request for a connection to be made by the hacker remotely. Some versions of Zlob may pretend as video codecs to trick users into downloading them. Zlob uses this pop-up to scare users into clicking on it. When clicked, Zlob will redirect the user to a website which promotes fake antimalware applications.
If you see the above pop-up on your computer, it means your system is infected with Zlob, and you should take immediate steps to remove it.

Insecure Internet Activity

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In order to remove Zlob it is needed to stop its processes, unregister its DLLs, delete its files and folders and remove its registry entries. The process of Zlob removal is outlined below:

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Insecure Internet Activity Manual Removal Procedures

The first step needed to be taken in order to delete Zlob is to stop the following processes: Keep in mind that your file traces may be different and that only one or two of the below may be running.

• msmsgs.exe
• pmsngr.exe
• kdqrn.exe
•  02.exe
• kdvhv.exe
• kdoaf.exe
• kdkwb.exe
• kdkat.exe
• kdlfk.exe
• kdefp.exe
• ictun.exe
• icthis.exe
• icmntr.exe
• isfun.exe
• isfmntr.exe
• isfmm.exe
• icun.exe
• G2-tmp.exe
• G5-tmp.exe
• sbmntr.exe
• sbsm.exe
• sbun.exe
• scit.exe
• scm.exe
• scu.exe
• uninst.exe
•  waun.exe
• laf1.exe
• antiviirus.exe
•  xbaqktfv.exe
• iebtm.exe
• iebtmm.exe
• iebtu.exe
• iebu.exe
• wcm.exe
• wcs.exe
• exqa.exe
• pebgkxwq.exe
• zfe2.exe
• wcu.exe
• vpncore.exe
• VideoAccessCodecInstall[1].exe
• Uninstall.exe nvctrl.exe

Unregister the following DLL's

• dtjby.dll
• uimcu.dll
• antzozc.dll
• jrpkmgh.dll
• isfmdl.dll
• ictmdl.dll
• nczupfw.dll
• dfrep.dll
• Trojan.Zlob|eulbn.dll
• werbetpwg.dll
• sysdivx.dll
• vipextnog.dll
• werbetlrw.dll
• vipextgpk.dll
• werbettxf.dll
• vipextpxm.dll
• wowlze.dll
• voipwet.dll
• hdtip.dll
• fsehfcu.dll
• qhcvdw.dll
• findsiteonline.dll
• 1201639702.dll
• 1201639705.dll
• ofcpi.dll
• 1202030455.dll
• iinqyl.dll
• 1198448799.dll
• wamdl.dll
• 1198448796.dll
• sbmdl.dll
• 1202567261.dll
• 1202650266.dll
• 1203140349.dll
• 1204372749.dll
• 1203634438.dll
• 1203846321.dll
• 1204460162.dll
• 1204885300.dll
• enlfxgw.dll
• dkxrstqqgr.dll
• apdqnxp.dll
• btrklfr.dll
• 1205289674.dll
• bokpkov.dll
• altvxvm.dll
• drnpfdxxrs.dll|
• drnpfdxrqv.dll|
• etlrlws.dll
• 1205847823.dll
• drnpfdxsfn.dll
• drnpfdxlwn.dll
• admggxp.dll
• drnpfdxxsn.dll
• drnpfdxopx.dll
• drnpfdxlsk.dll
• drnpfdxsxp.dll
• kdftlboekae.dll
• jdxah.dll
• dwnrpofk.dll
• vbgtorfd.dll
• qvdntlmw.dll
• dcggain.dll
• svpekgonnof.dll
• svpekgonlop.dll
• svpekgongrk.dll
•  drnpfdxwgv.dll
• ekvgsnw.dll
• vualf.dll
• qdnkewfa.dll
• mgsvflkw.dll
• rkvdr.dll
• temlxopqftg.dll
•  403445.dll
• 892267.dll
• qtvglped.dll
• omlbpkaw.dll
• dntpkwodpx.dll
• bubbj.dll
• rkaxfza.dll
• 814810.dll
• uyhjw.dll
• Wxdbpfvo.dll
• pmsoarbf.dll
• qnmargolbve.dll
• 312191.dll
• 561756.dll
• wdpoefan.dll
• vadokmxt.dll
• qdsba.dll
• 527631.dll
• wxdbpfvo.dll
• rtmipr.dll
• gndarmblvpg.dll
• 834668.dll
• qvlbodmnlks.dll
• gndarmblaor.dll
• tdomgafw.dll
• wetkadmr.dll
• qvlbodmnbof.dll
• 158117.dll
• fvowketqksn.dll
• fvowketqsle.dll
• 443059.dll
• qvlbodmnmle.dll
• 824223.dll
• boqnrwdmstg.dll
• nldfmtapndk.dll
• pxgdslro.dll
• 566828.dll
• 247880.dll
• 905757.dll
• 514852.dll
• kfcpnd.dll
• tusdgan.dll
• 162123.dll
• psqnuvo.dll
• wscmp.dll
• funfsnv.dll
• kvsdpfeafeo.dll
• rnopbfgt.dll
• xkefqtgs.dll
• iebr.dll
• iebt.dll
• 238044.dll
• wmpenv.dll
• sgntu.dll
• ibmsmyi.dll
• 788877.dll
• ksendlbtogt.dll
• ksendlbtqrs.dll
• nogxfvblqld.dll
• 214075.dll
• 851174.dll

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Delete the following Trace files

As the final step in file removal, delete the following files and folders: Again you may only have a few of these files. The file locations may also differ. That is why we highly recommend you use an antivirus client to remove this threat for you or call out a pro.

• msmsgs.exe
• isaddon.dll
• isamini.exe
• pmsngr.exe
• Programs\Media-Codec\ecodec.exe
• kdqrn.exe
• Temp\02.exe
• kdvhv.exe
• Temp\nsq3.tmp\modern-header.bmp
• Temp\nsq3.tmp\nsExec.dll
• kdoaf.exe
• kdkwb.exe
• System\kdkat.exe System\kdlfk.exe
• System\kdefp.exe
• btrklfr.dll
• ncompat.tlb
• dtjby.dll
• uimcu.dll
• %UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA
• %UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Protect
• dumpserv.com
• nvctrl.exe
• msmsgs.exe
• hp[X].tmp
• msvol.tlb
• RSA Protect
• vnp7s.net
• zxserv0.com
• dumpserv.com
• antzozc.dll
• ictmdl.dll
• isfmdl.dll
• nczupfw.dll
• icthis.exe
• ictun.exe
• isfmntr.exe
• isfun.exe
• Trojan.Zlob|eulbn.dll
• werbetpwg.dll
• sysdivx.dll
• vipextnog.dll
• werbetlrw.dll
• vipextgpk.dll
• werbettxf.dll
• vipextpxm.dll
• voipwet.dll
• hdtip.dll
• G2-tmp.exe
• G5-tmp.exe
• fsehfcu.dll
• qhcvdw.dll
• findsiteonline.dll
• 1201639705.dll
• 1201639702.dll
• ofcpi.dll
• 1202030455.dll
• iinqyl.dll
• 1198448796.dll
•  sbmdl.dll
• sbmntr.exe
• sbsm.exe
• sbun.exe
• scit.exe
• scm.exe
• scu.exe
• uninst.exe
• wamdl.dll
• waun.exe
• 1198448799.dll
• laf1.exe
• 1202567261.dll
• 1202650266.dll
• 1203140349.dll
• 1204372749.dll
• 1203634438.dll
• 1203846321.dll
• 1204460162.dll
• 1204885300.dll
• antiviirus.exe
•  dkxrstqqgr.dll
• apdqnxp.dll
•  enlfxgw.dll
• 1205289674.dll
• altvxvm.dll
• bokpkov.dll
• drnpfdxxrs.dll
• drnpfdxrqv.dll
• etlrlws.dll
• drnpfdxsfn.dll
• 1205847823.dll
• drnpfdxlwn.dll
• admggxp.dll
• drnpfdxlsk.dll
• drnpfdxxsn.dll
• drnpfdxopx.dll
• drnpfdxsxp.dll
•  kdftlboekae.dll
• jdxah.dll
• dwnrpofk.dll
• vbgtorfd.dll
• qvdntlmw.dll
• dcggain.dll
• drnpfdxwgv.dll
• svpekgonlop.dll
• svpekgonnof.dll
• svpekgongrk.dll
• ekvgsnw.dll
• vualf.dll
• mgsvflkw.dll
• qdnkewfa.dll
• rkvdr.dll
• temlxopqftg.dll
• 403445.dll
• 892267.dll
• qtvglped.dll
• omlbpkaw.dll
• dntpkwodpx.dll
• bubbj.dll
• rkaxfza.dll
• 814810.dll
• uyhjw.dll
• Wxdbpfvo.dll
•  pmsoarbf.dll
• qnmargolbve.dll
• 312191.dll
• 561756.dll
• wdpoefan.dll
• vadokmxt.dll
• qdsba.dll
• 527631.dll
• wxdbpfvo.dll
• rtmipr.dll
• xbaqktfv.exe
• gndarmblvpg.dll
• 834668.dll
• qvlbodmnlks.dll
• gndarmblaor.dll
• tdomgafw.dll
• wetkadmr.dll
• qvlbodmnbof.dll
• 158117.dll
• fvowketqksn.dll
• fvowketqsle.dll
• 443059.dll
• qvlbodmnmle.dll
• 824223.dll
• boqnrwdmstg.dll
• nldfmtapndk.dll
• pxgdslro.dll
• 566828.dll
• 247880.dll
• 905757.dll
• 514852.dll
• kfcpnd.dll
• tusdgan.dll
• 162123.dll
• psqnuvo.dll
• wscmp.dll
• 214075 funfsnv.dll
• kvsdpfeafeo.dll
• rnopbfgt.dll
• xkefqtgs.dll
•  iebr.dll
• iebt.dll
• 238044.dll
•  iebtm.exe
• iebtmm.exe
•  iebtu.exe
• iebu.exe
• wcm.exe
• wcs.exe
• exqa.exe
• pebgkxwq.exe
•  zfe2.exe
• wcu.exe
• wmpenv.dll
• VideoAccessCodec.ocx
• vpncore.exe
• VideoAccessCodecInstall[1].exe
• Uninstall.exe
• sgntu.dll
• 788877.dll
• ibmsmyi.dll
• ksendlbtogt.dll
• ksendlbtqrs.dll
• nogxfvblqld.dll
• 214075.dll
• 851174.dll
• download.php_id=4001&a=auto

Once the above files have been removed, Zlob no longer resides on your hard disk. However, due to the complexity of this malicious software, it is recommended to scan the entire PC using genuine antivirus software such as Spyware Doctor with Antivirus in order to make sure that no traces of it have been left behind.

Conclusion

Manual Zlob removal is not recommended for inexperienced users as any mistake made on your part could cause damage to the system. Inexperienced users are advised to make use of a web-based repair service such as www.pcninja.com or legitimate antivirus software such as Spyware Doctor with Antivirus to remove Zlob effectively.

As always please post updates to the file traces. If yours are different then other users will find it helpful.