Zlob (Trojan.Zlob) Removal Instructions

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   Cody Says

   i have the virus by donwloading a fake videocodec man i feel so stupid!

   aww whatever
   i deleted the program and now i am trying to delete the system icon….

   it is more difficult than i thought….

   I WISH THAT ALL VIRUS MAKER GET A LIFELONG SENTENCE!
   =D
   darn,,,,, not granted….

   Apr 22nd, 2007 at 11:40 am   

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   Beigeman Says

   yeh i managed to get it off a fake video codec too, “video ax object” or sutmhing
   i have:
   bpmini.exe
   bpmon.exe
   bpvol.dll
   smmain.exe
   smmon.exe
   i can get rid of them because every time i cklose the process they restart and i dont have enough time to delete them, the avoid my antispyware by constantly closing and opening again im not sure how, andone with any ideas email me at “beige_boring@tiscali.co.uk” thanks

   May 2nd, 2007 at 7:35 pm   

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   Chris Says

   have done my best deleted alot of random files that like 10 spy detecters have told me but some still show it, it is really hard since i cant register for spyhunter email me @ chrisp_2004@hotmail.com if you could give a little bit more help - cheers Chris

   May 2nd, 2007 at 9:07 pm   

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   Tim Says

   Chris and Beigeman,
   You may want to try here http://www.xp-vista.com/spyware-removal/spylocked-removal-instructions ,there are a lot more comments on how to remove Spylocked and Zlob.Trojan

   May 3rd, 2007 at 4:41 am   

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   justin Says

   i have iesplg.dll i downloaded a fake vid app. i have deleted most of itand its the only thing left, my home screen goes to iesafetylist .com when i try to start explorer. when i try to delete it, it tells me i dont have permission, i have vista. anything will help.

   Jun 6th, 2007 at 11:28 pm   

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   Mae Says

   Please help, I got spycrushed, but I think I have that removed. But i’ve done scans with spyhunter and it keeps saying I have a bunch of cookies and the Zlob.trojan iesplg.dll. I found the file that it was located in, and managed to delete the whole folder, but it still shows everytime when I run a scan (and it says it’s in that folder I deleted). Under item name in spyhunter it lists a small icon with a little triangle with !. how do I get rid of this?? please?

   Jun 24th, 2007 at 3:27 pm   

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   Iesplg.dll Says

   Make sure you computer is not plugged into the internet or you won’t be able to delete lesplg.dll

   I win I gotrid of zlob and spylocked without spending any money ha ha ha!

   Godspeed!!!

   Jun 29th, 2007 at 12:19 am   

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   scuba Says

   Hi i have a Zlob that keeps on attacking my Mozilla files. My Anti-virus keeps blocking it but it keeps appearing on my blocked notification screen. The file is clearly on my computer somewhere but i cant find it anywhere? The report file information on my anti-virus says this…..

   C:\Documents and Settings\ibm user\local settings\application data\ mozilla\ firefox\profiles\ ovguga31.default\cache.tra

   I have tried to find this file but i doesnt seem to exist??
   How do i elimnate this annoying re-occurrance?

   Jul 11th, 2007 at 8:29 am   

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   Brian Says

   mine is a kdid entry into the registry that returns everytime i close and reopen internet explorer. I have searched for and deleted all known files and other registry entries but i am afraid that somehow it attached itself to internet explorer so for now i am using firefox. All my virus does is everytime i use a search engine it gives me the normal results then when i click on one of them it takes me to another search page with other results i can get around it by copy and pasting the links for the results but it gets annyoying any help would be great get at me at brianclanton@yahoo.com

   Aug 15th, 2007 at 7:14 pm   

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    Bruce Says

    hope this helps someone: after deleting files and cookies and some obvious registry values, I used SureDelete to delete the primary DLL on next boot (ddllup.dll) because I could not unregister it with regsvr32 /u. It came back again and again until I ran the Avenger (http://swandog46/geekstogo/avenger.zip) along with the script videoactive.txt (size 13644 bytes). Best wishes,this one is a pain that was neither caught & fixed by Symantec AV or ClamWin (latest versions).

    Sep 21st, 2007 at 8:51 pm   

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    Evan Says

    Hi,

    I stuffed I’m a kid on my lap top downlaoded fake video codec. Got zlob and some other viruses and cant get rid of them. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!! My email is evan256714@hotmail.com if any 1 sends me spam I’ll hunt you down. PLEASE HELP again. Bye cya.

    Dec 12th, 2007 at 1:16 am   

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    Reece Says

    Hi,

    I have downloaded Spyhunter and have located the zlob virus but i need to buy spyhunter for it to delete the virus. I am hopeless at doing it manually so if any one could help me please email me at reece-4@hotmail.com

    is there a way for me to use someone elses registered version of Spyhunter?

    Dec 24th, 2007 at 5:38 am   

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    jessica Says

    Going with what Reece said, SpyHunter easily detected the files, but I can’t delete them. My spyware cleaner & virus protection haven’t been working lately and this makes it worse. I’d pay for SpyHuner, but I’m not using a credit card over the internet when it’ll be entirely easy for it to get stolen.
    I attempted to do it manually, but I can’t seem to get it all. I’ve also tried two other programs & a virus program…both found things, but less than half of them. No viruses were found…but I need this gone.

    Anyone care to help?
    Quickly if possible…I’ve spent over 6 hours working on this thing. -_-; =[

    Please e-mail me

    I’m hoping someone can help…else I’ll end up paying someone to fix this and probably loose all my information again knowing the people who fix it.

    So eternal thanks to anyone who can help!

    ~Jessica.

    Feb 5th, 2008 at 10:20 pm   

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    Concerned Says

    I got Zlob somehow, and now I have a lot of viruses/spyware that I can’t remove. I want to reformat the computer but I have a lot of files I can’t risk losing. Is there any way to keep these files without damaging the computer even more and keeping the files virus/trojan-free?

    May 18th, 2008 at 1:57 pm   

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    Justin Says

    After a recent reformat I contracted Trojan.Zlob aka Zlob. I just wanted to note that none of the Class ID’s, Registry Entries, Processes ~OR~ DLL files listed on ANY pages I’ve seen so far match the files in my Zlob encounter. I generally know what I’m doing at this point (as I’ve only just discovered that this Trojan has a name and an ‘MO’) though I haven’t succeeded I just want to make a few notes.

    Like I said none of the files listed on these pages match the ones that are on my machine, they are present however I just used SpyHunter to scan for them and HijackThis to discover which of the Zlob DLL are hooked into which of the Windows Processes. I compiled a general list of Registry Branches / Keys to check as well as using the Class ID’s / File Names of the offending files from the scanners to more likely pinpoint my specific case. Anyway, that’s *all* beside the point.

    What I wanted to mention was that although there are grossly unattractive lists of DLL’s / Processes / Registry Keys / etc - it is my belief that this type of Virus is meant to be unpredictable - I don’t believe there to be a set collection of Filenames / DLL / etc that you can check against. It generates new names and new files when it infects and I think the biggest advice I could give anyone with this problem is instead of looking for the quick fix (cause you’re likely to overlook a lot if you’re only expecting a little) take a second to scan your machine with a good scanner, scan your processes and discover which dll’s tie into them (infected ones that is) and then go about the registry and dll process hooks and all that. It will be time better spent effectively succeeding in one (fail) swoop than banging your head against the desk when time after time the stupid dll hooks and files keep reappearing.

    That is all.

    May 19th, 2008 at 5:28 am   

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    Kyle Says

    Hey guys if you are having trouble removing zlob then i suggest spyboy search and destroy. Its free and it got rid of it for me. Along with 15 other spyware programs on my computer.
    Peace

    May 29th, 2008 at 11:38 am   

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    boogie Says

    Zlob was created by one of those Anti-Virus Manufacturers.

    Jun 22nd, 2008 at 7:43 pm   

Download SpyHunter* Spyware Detection Utility.

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