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Has anyone ever noticed...

FRAGaLOT — GMT

Almost every time I launch UT2k4 I hear my PC play that .WAV file as if I just plugged in a USB thumb drive (or anything USB). Anyone else get this? Any idea what this is? Normally when I launch UT2k4, I'm clicking on the "ENTER THE GAME" link on the home page so that I'll connect right to the server.

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deidog — GMT

never noticed such myself

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[KitFox] — GMT

Yesterday i played UT 2 hours or so and when i closed it, ZoneAlarm had a window opened saying that a Program wanted to access the Internet. VOBLAIZDUPLA.EXE Link: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=124925 I dont know if its UT2004 that have a hole, but if you dont have zone alarm, check for this file in your SYSTEM32 folder. Also, anyone else have ZoneAlarm and got this issue?

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deidog — GMT

lots of chatter about that file on the net KitFox file detailed link http://fileinfo.prevx.com/fileinfo.asp?PXC=bff115126326-VOBL12192734 post 7 of this thread evidedently has a cleaning guide (i cant open it or try it from work) http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=124925 general google search for other sources = http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=VOBLAIZDUPLA.EXE+&btnG=Google+Search

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TheDruidXpawX — GMT

[KitFox wrote:

]Yesterday i played UT 2 hours or so and when i closed it, ZoneAlarm had a window opened saying that a Program wanted to access the Internet. VOBLAIZDUPLA.EXE Link: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=124925 I dont know if its UT2004 that have a hole, but if you dont have zone alarm, check for this file in your SYSTEM32 folder. Also, anyone else have ZoneAlarm and got this issue?

This file didn't come from us.

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Chyster — GMT

It seems Widows based and being that the server runs Linux as an OS, I don't think it is even compatible making the server a non-carrier. From what I am reading, this thing is bad news. For those that like to remove malware manually, it could actually be quite a challenge and provide hours of enjoyment. :twisted: The general consesus is to just block it with your personal firewall until the anti-virus folks work out a fix.

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[KitFox] — GMT

I really like ZoneAlarm :) But i really dont know how this file got in. Because im protected a lot. Oh well..

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TheDruidXpawX — GMT

I can't explain how difficult it would be for us to send you any form of binary. We can send you unreal tournament files, and to the best of my knowledge that's all we can send you. That's why I say, and continue to say, this file didn't come from us.

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[KitFox] — GMT

I can't explain how difficult it would be for us to send you any form of binary. We can send you unreal tournament files, and to the best of my knowledge that's all we can send you. That's why I say, and continue to say, this file didn't come from us.

Hey! I never tough about you sending this to me!!! But UT2004 is the only software that is opened as a server. Maybe someone else pluged in its process from somewhere else. *shrug* But of course DC never sent this to me no need to say it hehe :)

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v0rTeX — GMT

If you google the file name you get alot of links to forums where many many people have seen this file on their computer in the last few weeks and none of them know where they got it either. Most likely you clicked on something or visited a website that stuck it on your hard drive for you. Isn't that nice of them? What Internet browser do you use? If you use Internet Explorer that could explain how you got it. Malicious hacker types are always finding new exploits in IE that allow them to stick you with bad files when you visit their sites or whatever. At any rate, this sort of thing is bound to happen once in a while so whenever you find a file name you dont recognize, just google search it and usually its listed somewhere with a description and many sympathetic people in the same boat.