Allow F-Secure Anti-Virus to disinfect the relevant files.
For more general information on disinfection, please see Removal Instructions.
Local Network Disinfection
Tenga is a network-aware parasitic file infector virus. For full disinfection instructions for a local network, please Eliminating A Local Network Outbreak.
Virus:W32/Tenga.A is a virus that infects all executable files.
On executing the infected file, the virus attempts to contact a remote server and download and execute a file. In addition, the virus installs a remote command shell on the infected machine.
Infection
Tenga.A infects files by appending itself to each Windows executable file it finds. The virus also has the ability to scan the network and infect files found in open network shares.
It avoids infecting ntoskrnl.exe and marks each infected executable files with the character `V´ in the old DOS stub header. The marking of the infected files prevents re-infection attempts.
To check if an instance of itself is already running, the virus creates a mutex named gaelicum.
Execution
Upon execution, it connects to and tries to download and execute http://utenti.lycos.it/[***]/dl.exe
It also connects to http://[***].users.freebsd.at and opens a remote command shell on the affected machine on port 54321.
The virus uses CRC matching to search for the required APIs it needs to do its malicious tasks.
Tenga.A also elevates its privileges and disables Windows File Protection.
Detection
F-Secure Anti-Virus detects this malware with the following updates:
[FSAV_Database_Version]
Version = 2005-07-14_01.