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<blockquote data-quote="Zorro" data-source="post: 858004" data-attributes="member: 80312"><p>Once I had a case of a system infection, with which I still could not figure out how the virus penetrated the system and managed to gain a foothold. Antiviruses and scanners did not see it. Only Spyhelter Free reacted to the suspicious activity of system processes and the Internet periodically disappeared for 1-2 minutes. Only a couple of days after the start of the malicious activity, Zemana&#039;s scanner was able to detect a harmful entry in the registry. However, after deleting this record a day later it appeared again. And so it was restored every time after removal. I had to reinstall the system. I did not understand how the virus penetrated the system, since it did not install anything, did not even download, did not open any attachments, and did not go to unfamiliar sites. Most likely the matter is in a flash card, which a day before the start of suspicious activity I inserted into the PC. Although autoran.inf is blocked for me. And from the flash drive, I just opened a regular text document, which I checked beforehand, there were no exploits or anything else in it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Zorro, post: 858004, member: 80312"] Once I had a case of a system infection, with which I still could not figure out how the virus penetrated the system and managed to gain a foothold. Antiviruses and scanners did not see it. Only Spyhelter Free reacted to the suspicious activity of system processes and the Internet periodically disappeared for 1-2 minutes. Only a couple of days after the start of the malicious activity, Zemana's scanner was able to detect a harmful entry in the registry. However, after deleting this record a day later it appeared again. And so it was restored every time after removal. I had to reinstall the system. I did not understand how the virus penetrated the system, since it did not install anything, did not even download, did not open any attachments, and did not go to unfamiliar sites. Most likely the matter is in a flash card, which a day before the start of suspicious activity I inserted into the PC. Although autoran.inf is blocked for me. And from the flash drive, I just opened a regular text document, which I checked beforehand, there were no exploits or anything else in it. [/QUOTE]

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