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macrumors.com - 1/23/2009

iWork '09 Torrent Carrying OS X Trojan [Updated]

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A security alert posted this morning by antivirus vendor Intego reveals that the company has discovered a new Trojan horse that is being carried by pirated copies of iWork '09 circulating on a number of torrent sites. The Trojan, which...

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intego.com - 1/22/2009

Intego Security Alert - Mac Trojan Horse OSX.Trojan.iServices.A Found in Pirated Apple iWork 09

— intego.com — INTEGO SECURITY ALERT - January 22, 2009 Mac Trojan Horse OSX.Trojan.iServices.A Found in Pirated Apple iWork 09... Exploit : OSX.Trojan.iServices.A Trojan Horse Discovered : January 21, 2009 Risk : Serious Description : Intego has discovered a new ... (more) Intego Security Alert - Mac Trojan Horse ...

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macworld.com - 1/22/2009

Pirated iWork '09 installer may contain trojan horse

— macworld.com — by Rob Griffiths , Macworld.com Intego , makers of VirusBarrier and other security software for the Macintosh,... issued a security alert for Mac users on Thursday, advising them about the existence of a new Trojan Horse, which they’ve named ... (more) Pirated iWork '09 installer may contain trojan horse

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The Penicillin Fix For Your iWork '09 Trojan VD [Security]
Gizmodo — ... unprotected deleting going on there): 1) (open Terminal.app) 2) sudo su (enter password) 3) rm -r /System/Library/StartupItems/iWorkServices 4) rm /private/tmp/.iWorkServices 5) rm /usr/bin/iWorkServices 6) rm -r /Library/Receipts/iWorkServices.pkg 7) killall -9 iWorkServices Or, the folks at MacScan have released a free utility that handles the cleanup by itself. Download it here. [Macrumors] ...

Trojan on Your Mac? Yes, It’s Possible!
Mobilewhack.com — ... components to an infected Mac. Here’s what you have to do to clean your system. Open Terminal and follow these steps: 1. sudo su (enter password) 2. rm -r /System/Library/StartupItems/iWorkServices 3. rm /private/tmp/.iWorkServices 4. rm /usr/bin/iWorkServices 5. rm -r /Library/Receipts/iWorkServices.pkg 6. killall -9 iWorkServices 7. Wipe, reformat and reinstall OS X from your master disc I don’t have to tell you what we all learned from this, right children ? via macrumors Tags: iLife 09 , mac , Mobile News , software , ...