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Full Name:
Rays.A Websearch   Read More
Type: Worm
Also Known as: W32.Wullik@mm (Symantec) W32/Wukill.worm (McaFee) Wukill.B (nod 32)
SG Index: 7 [Explain]
Removal tools: List of products that detect/remove/protect against Rays.A:
  • IM, P2P control, malware prevention and web filtering in single appliance: Unified Security Gateway
  • Category Description: Virus-like program that spreads automatically to other computers by sending itself out by email or by any other means. A program that propagates itself by attacking other machines and copying itself to the affected machine.

    Worms have self-replicating code that travels from machine to machine by various means. A worms first objective is merely propagation. Worms can be destructive depending on what payload they have been given. Worms may replace files, but do not insert themselves into files.
    Comment: This is a mass mailing worm which when installed gives a false error message ?The File has been damaged?. The worm makes copy of itself in random locations. The worm copies itself as a file that matches the name of the folder.
       
    Manual removal: Disable System restore.
    1.Right-Click on my computer and click on properties.
    2.Select the Tab "system restore".
    3.Check the option " Turn off System Restore".
    5.Click "Apply" and "ok".
    6.Start "X-Cleaner" or "RegBlock" and perform a full scan.
    Properties:
  •  Sends mail
  •  Stealth Tactics
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