puppy linux tahr 64 bit non eufi russian virus
Hi-
Sorry... I made a typo UEFI. The "russian" virus is back, and I found it in puppy linux. I downloaded puppylinux from the website. ClamAV turns up infected pscan, and there is no way to get it off my system. I got a tip from the FBI via yahoo that I needed to reset my router. Upon resetting, I could not log back in with my default user and password when resetting with a paperclip. Time warner couldn't get into my system too. Who had the idea that every time you reset your router you wanted wifi blasting with an insecure password? I live in an apartment and don't trust anyone. It is all very frustrating, and I'd like to hear where I can get puppy linux WITHOUT pnscan infected! error: cant remove file pnscan /initrd/pup_ro2/usr/local/bin/pnscan ! I tried joining puppy-linux forums the other day but didn't hear back after unable to register. thx.- J. McNamara 3rdshiftcoder |
Ibiblio seemed to work OK for me. But that was then. I AM NOT a regular puppy user now.
https://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/ |
I FORGOT to mention. I always md5sum check any linux isos I download. If one is not supplied at the download site. I do a internet search to find a md5sum checksum.
It keeps things like you just described from occurring. For me. |
Hi Rokytnji-
I will try to find out how to download from that mirror. I will fix this tomorrow. I am going to ditch this router. Timewarner said they aren't aware of any routers being infected. I talked to them last night. If I can get puppy linux hooked back up, I will let them know that it did get compromised. thx.- mtdew3q |
Yes, I did do md5sum. I use 2 other operating systems. I suspect it could be one of them. Maybe the router was compromised already when downloading puppy linux.
thx. |
Here is a example of what I mean.
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harry@biker:~ I internet search that number to make sure it matches the iso I downloaded. That keeps me from getting a corrupted iso. Edit: you type faster than I do. I see now you know what I mean. |
yes, i know. i do checksums always. i even do checksums on cygwin.
i use gpg etc. i think maybe the router got hacked and they put that file on puppy. i will find out when I get a new router. I am not going to turn the other operating systems back on! I guess I will format them. thx. |
I will check back tomorrow later on. have to go on trip to buy new router in the big city close by.
then I will start over. i will report back. thx. |
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If not solved, here's just a small hint: Quote:
1. You can't remove anything from /initrd/pup_ro folders - since the 'ro' means 'read only' 2. The file isn't just existing. Though, if you can see the file in /initrd/pup_ro2/usr/local/bin then definitely it IS inside the puppy_tahr_6.0.5.sfs. That would mean it was already there when creating the .sfs and the .iso before uploading. |
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