Spyware..?

**caravel** · 03-04-2007, 21:45

You posted the IP address of you primary DNS server, using that info I was able to locate you using a simple whois lookup. Even now an entire legion of my best camel warriors are on their way, there is no escape!!! Mwuhahahaha!

There's nothing wrong with your second log either, looks clean.

Download and run this rootkit scanner, anything that is still managing to hide and anything even nastier should be detectable via that: https://europe.f-secure.com/blacklight/try.shtml

Accept the agreement and download the GUI version, then run a scan (as ever place it it's own folder, not on the desktop and rename it to e.g. "blbeta000999.exe" ). If you get a 0 then you should be clean, if not post the log.

Next download this (look near the bottom of the page): http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...tRevealer.mspx

Unzip it to "C:\_rootkitrevealer_" or something similar. Run a scan, save a log and post it as well. Do nothing else.

Completely nuke all of browser cache, history and cookies before you do anything. Which browser are you using anyway?

**x-dANGEr** · 03-04-2007, 22:10

Internet Explorer 6.

Will do all that tommorow.

**caravel** · 03-05-2007, 02:32

Originally Posted by x-dANGEr

Internet Explorer 6

I would advise you to use a different browser. IE6 is the mainstream browser that all browser hijacks, adware toolbars and other nasties are designed to exploit. It is also integrated into the shell, so if something gets into the browser it's in the shell also. Try using Mozilla Firefox or Opera, both very good browsers, with better features, privacy and security than IE6.

**sapi** · 03-05-2007, 09:30

Firefox is a far superior and far safer browser.

Use it

**x-dANGEr** · 03-05-2007, 15:00

Like.. I've been using IE6 since it came out, and this is the first thing I ever faced. (That coudln't me removed by a single program)

So I think there is no "pushing" need to change the browser

EDIT:

And nothing.. There is nothing! 0-i