Troj/ZAUMem-C is mentioned in this nakedsecurity blog post:
...right at the bottom the article says...
Sophos detects the various components of this malware as follows:
• Mal/EncPk-ALC
• Mal/ZAccConf-A
• HPmal/ZAccess-A (proactively via HIPS)
• Troj/ZAUMem-C (in memory, e.g. during cleanup)
If the detection is in memory you may want to try the Sophos Bootable Anti-Virus tool (so the OS is not loaded and all files have to be on disk - and not in memory).
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Troj/ZAUMem-C is mentioned in this nakedsecurity blog post:
...right at the bottom the article says...
Sophos detects the various components of this malware as follows:
• Mal/EncPk-ALC
• Mal/ZAccConf-A
• HPmal/ZAccess-A (proactively via HIPS)
• Troj/ZAUMem-C (in memory, e.g. during cleanup)
If the detection is in memory you may want to try the Sophos Bootable Anti-Virus tool (so the OS is not loaded and all files have to be on disk - and not in memory).
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Communities Moderator, SOPHOS
Knowledge Base | @SophosSupport | Video tutorials
Remember to like a post. If a post (on a question thread) solves your question use the 'This helped me' link.