I've never heard of a ransomware proliferating like that.

In other words, all of the files on the server, even the root of C:, and several client computer's desktops and document folders. The source appears to be the server itself and then spread to other computers on the domain.

Of course the owner wants to know who-dun-nit. Got a call Sunday they were hit with ransomware. I have recently taken over a client from their previous MSP and I just keep finding new fun problems seems like every day. Single server: Windows 2012 r2, AD, file, app. If you don't reboot, the log file isn't saved.Looking for some feedback before I proceed with my plan this weekend. Once the scan has completed, you are asked to reboot, and optionally you can save a log file. You can also select or highlight files if numerous infected files are found and track your progress by marking them as 'OK,' 'Infected,' or 'Can't Clean.' Other settings include copy, rename, and delete any selected files. If a virus is found, you'll be asked to restart your computer, and the infected file will be repaired during startup. It will try to find and heal the infected files.

Once you run this portable app, it automatically begins scanning without prompts, so be sure to Run as administrator. For example, this one could also be detected as W32/Bloat-A (Sophos) (Kaspersky) W32/ (McAfee) W32/Neshta.A (Panda) W32.Neshuta (Symantec) PE_NESHTA.A (Trend Micro), according to Microsoft.

AVG Remover for Win32/Neshta is a portable app to scan, report, and repair the Win32/Neshta virus.Īs with all viruses and malware, you will often find numerous strains.

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