Facebook Password Reset Malware

A fake Facebook password reset email seems to be doing the rounds in the last few days. I fixed two computers today that had been infected by this particular malware. The Facebook password reset email says the following:


Subject: Facebook Password Reset Confirmation! Customer Support
Dear user of Facebook,
Because of the measures taken to provide safety to our clients, your password has been changed. You can find your new password in attached document.

Thanks,
Your Facebook.



Instead of having a fake Facebook page to collect the victims passwords (phishing), the email is sent with a malware attachment. The malware is known as “Bredolab” which is a Trojan downloader. In the two computers I repaired today, Bredolab downloaded some rogue antivirus products. However, some sites are saying that it also downloads a password stealing trojan.

If you see it onsite, Malware Bytes seems to deal with the Trojan once you kill the main executable (at least the rogue antivirus variants). Be sure to tell your clients to change their passwords after the infection has been removed as well.

Dual Network Adapter Conflict

If you pc get stuck due to the Network Adapter Conflict
Before that you must sharing the connection

















Go to Control Panel

Double Click on Network Connections

Double Click on Network Profile




















Click on Properties Button
Then go to (TCP/IP) Properties

















Click Advanced

Go to WINS settings


















Select Disable NetBios over TCP/IP

Lenovo Faulty Series

If your motherboard FRU No. is 43C3505; then replace before it gives the problem of no display

In motherboard, blue color capacitors are damage.
Capacitor Specifications
1000uF & 6.3 V