How to detect if your computer is infected with the virus Flame (and how to remove)
Flame is one of the virus that has struck the last week, is said to be spyware ¨ complex ¨ discovered to date is said to have been developed by the U.S. government to spy on other countries. Kaspersky it discovered two weeks ago but assume that is operational for five years.
This virus weighs 20mb! And is very comprehensive so much so that not only steals your passwords, can be transmitted over the network or USB, takes screenshots of the infected computer, audio gaba if it detects that the computer has a microphone, records the keys you press, spy on your network traffic (sniffer) may have access to nearby phones via Bluetooth, to fool Windows to infiltrate a system update.
The virus that was discovered almost by accident when the International Telecommunications Union (a UN body) hired to investigate a Kaspersky virus called Wiper, while looking for the virus Kaspersky ran into Flame.
The virus has infected computers in Iran, Syria and some in America. But if you want to be sure you do not have the virus then you could use a tool BitDefender is free and available for Windows computers 32 and 64 bit .
After downloading the tool, you pass the program to check all your computer by the virus, in the end if you find you have the option of deleting it.
Microsoft has also released a patch to fix the problem with the update but not sure this is quite difficult to repair.
Flame is one of the virus that has struck the last week, is said to be spyware ¨ complex ¨ discovered to date is said to have been developed by the U.S. government to spy on other countries. Kaspersky it discovered two weeks ago but assume that is operational for five years.
This virus weighs 20mb! And is very comprehensive so much so that not only steals your passwords, can be transmitted over the network or USB, takes screenshots of the infected computer, audio gaba if it detects that the computer has a microphone, records the keys you press, spy on your network traffic (sniffer) may have access to nearby phones via Bluetooth, to fool Windows to infiltrate a system update.
The virus that was discovered almost by accident when the International Telecommunications Union (a UN body) hired to investigate a Kaspersky virus called Wiper, while looking for the virus Kaspersky ran into Flame.
The virus has infected computers in Iran, Syria and some in America. But if you want to be sure you do not have the virus then you could use a tool BitDefender is free and available for Windows computers 32 and 64 bit .
After downloading the tool, you pass the program to check all your computer by the virus, in the end if you find you have the option of deleting it.
Microsoft has also released a patch to fix the problem with the update but not sure this is quite difficult to repair.
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