Problem Event Name: BEX
Application Name: StealthBot v2.6R3.exe
Application Version: 2.6.0.20
Application Timestamp: 426536f7
Fault Module Name: StackHash_abc8
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Offset: 007b0188
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Data: 00000008
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.272.7
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: abc8
Additional Information 2: abc8d77a067cf1032a912acd4e01f637
Additional Information 3: 0c57
Additional Information 4: 0c57f74593758b2510ccc92530ccdc3b
This has never happened beforenot even on my old VDS ( which was the same OS )
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Re: error
It sounds like you have a Trojan running on your VDS that happens to have a bug that caused it to crash and show up in your system log.
There are a variety of ways that you can pick up Trojans, but the most common one is by running an untrusted .exe file that installs it. Others include:
* Visiting a website that exploits a current bug in Windows or Flash
* Opening a PDF file that exploits a current bug in the Adobe PDF reader
* Not running the latest OS updates, allowing Windows itself to be exploitable
* Using an insecure (easily guessed) server password
* Running a Source-based server as Administrator without also running anti-exploit plugins (it's best to do both -- I will work on posting a guide for this, but the Orangebox beta also resolves most of the exploit issues)
At this point, I'd recommend that you back up your configuration files and settings and then start over with a clean install of Windows. You should follow the basics in this post, after the reinstall is complete: http://www.nfoservers.com/forums/viewto ... =44&t=4025. You might also consider running a firewall, if you aren't sure how you were infected before.
There are a variety of ways that you can pick up Trojans, but the most common one is by running an untrusted .exe file that installs it. Others include:
* Visiting a website that exploits a current bug in Windows or Flash
* Opening a PDF file that exploits a current bug in the Adobe PDF reader
* Not running the latest OS updates, allowing Windows itself to be exploitable
* Using an insecure (easily guessed) server password
* Running a Source-based server as Administrator without also running anti-exploit plugins (it's best to do both -- I will work on posting a guide for this, but the Orangebox beta also resolves most of the exploit issues)
At this point, I'd recommend that you back up your configuration files and settings and then start over with a clean install of Windows. You should follow the basics in this post, after the reinstall is complete: http://www.nfoservers.com/forums/viewto ... =44&t=4025. You might also consider running a firewall, if you aren't sure how you were infected before.
Re: error
I will do some further investigation and make sure that the base installs are up to date. Where exactly were you seeing this error?
Re: error
It looks like StealthBot is not actually a trojan, but something that you're choosing to run. I.e., the bot from here: http://www.stealthbot.net/forum/
Re: error
I am not familiar with this particular application or what it does, so I can't be of much use in troubleshooting a workaround for this bug. But, updating to the latest version and contacting the author about the issue if it continues are definitely good next steps.