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From: Macy Crone (mcroneSCENEGENESIS.COM)
Date: Thu Sep 20 2001 - 09:21:01 CDT

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    Problem using the cleaner.
    I ran the line from the command prompt but for every file that goes
    by the following appears:

    C:\> for /R %f in (*.htm *.html *.asp) do ren %f %~nf.old & findstr
    /L /V "readme.eml" %~nf.old >%f

    Then the command starts it's run, but the majority of files have the
    following format:

    C:\> ren C:\Program
    Files\Microsoft.NET\FrameworkSDK\Samples\quickstart\aspplus\samples\ap
    ps\cookies2\js\customize.aspx customize.old & findstr /L /V
    "readme.eml" customize.old 1>C:\Program
    Files\Microsoft.NET\FrameworkSDK\Samples\quickstart\aspplus\samples\ap
    ps\cookies2\js\customize.aspx
    The syntax of the command is incorrect.
    FINDSTR: Cannot open customize.old

    The command keeps running, but I'm worried that most of the files say
    "The syntax of the command is incorrect.
    FINDSTR: Cannot open file.old"

    I've verified that I typed it in as written, and I do have
    administrator rights on the machine.

    Any ideas.

    Thanks!

    - -Macy

    - -----Original Message-----
    From: Mark E [mailto:mjeWIN2000MAG.COM]
    Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 11:57 AM
    To: win2ksecadviceLISTSERV.NTSECURITY.NET
    Subject: FW: Nimda cleaner!

    Here's the original message regarding the script:

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    From: Daniel Schultz [mailto:DSchultzNetworkServicesGroup.com]
    Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 4:54 AM
    Subject: Nimda cleaner!

    Network Services Group (Indy's leading Microsoft Certified Technical
    Education Center and Solution Provider) has come up with a single
    line
    command that will extract the malicious Javascript from all HTM,
    HTML, and
    ASP files, including the subdirectories! Webservers could have
    thousands of
    these files that are infected from the Nimba worm.

    - From Windows 2000 (it should work from NT as well) simply type from
    the
    command prompt:

    for /R %f in (*.htm *.html *.asp) do ren %f %~nf.old & findstr /L /V
    "readme.eml" %~nf.old >%f

    This one line will clean the file of the bad javascript, and rename
    the
    original file to *.old for backup purposes. This will even clean
    files that
    were infected more than once!

    If you would like to use this on your website or any other means,
    please
    acknowledge Network Services Group, our web address, the fact we are
    a
    Microsoft Certified Technical Education Center in Indianapolis and
    our
    phone.

    Please email or call if you have questions...

    P.S. We had the latest security hot fixes installed for over a month
    yet our
    iis 4 server was infected with this nimda worm!

    Sincerely,
    Dan Schultz
    http:\\NetworkServicesGroup.com

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