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It started a few days ago. i gave some data to my friend on a pen drive. he informed me latter that the pen drive had a virus named knight disk (or dish...not sure) that his anti virus program (avast) detected.
he said it had a heart-like icon and had text written in Arabic or some similar looking language. i scanned my computer with my anti virus program- Kaspersky Internet security V.7. it showed no such result. he got rid of the virus by formatting the pen drive. the same events were repeated again today, when i sent him another set of data on another pen drive. he again complained that the pen drive was infected by knight disk virus. this time i searched for any program or file having the word 'knight' in its name in my system (hidden too), but found none. neither does my Kaspersky shows any virus threat when i use a pen drive. how can i disinfect this virus when my antivirus program doesn't show any signs of it? is my computer infected or is it my friend's (which i have doubt) |
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Removing Disk Knight - Step by Step Instructions | Mikey Leung - Bangladesh Travel Consultant
step by step It was actually meant to stop the spread of pen-drive viruses, but instead allows you to block/enable ALL processes, so it is quite clumsy. |
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