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Infected Machine with Windows 7 AV 2012

Dakrisht
One of our machines on our LAN (.160) was infected with a Windows 7 AV 2012 rogue malware app today. Took about an hour to remove this thing.

I've seen it before, I guess it somehow manages to pass through the HTTP/S filters and proxies.

My questions are:

1) Is there a way to isolate the machine (.160) and see logs for all HTTP traffic that went to this.

2) How can I identify the origin of the malware (site most likely that the user visited to download this spyware)

Thanks in advance


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    Ran a Windows System Sweeper and it found three items:

    Exploit:JS/Blacole.A
    Explout:Win32/Pdfjsc.TP
    PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!Y

    Any idea how these would have slipped through the Astaro?

    Also, noticed on today's Executive Report:

    27 Virus Mails blocked
    10 HTTP Viruses blocked

    Must be the ways of the Internet (or some users going to site they shouldn't be...)
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    Ran a Windows System Sweeper and it found three items:

    Exploit:JS/Blacole.A
    Explout:Win32/Pdfjsc.TP
    PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!Y

    Any idea how these would have slipped through the Astaro?

    Also, noticed on today's Executive Report:

    27 Virus Mails blocked
    10 HTTP Viruses blocked

    Must be the ways of the Internet (or some users going to site they shouldn't be...)
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