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Anybody had this bullshit Antisoft Malware on their computers (Help Needed Please)
I have the bullshit antisoft spyware on my computer and cant get rid of it I have tried changing the lan settings in IE even though I dont use it as it somehow uses a proxy and changes your homepage Then I ran Rkill Then Malwarebites which does pick it up and deletes it but as soon as I load up firefox or EI it just comes back agian IV been trying all sorst to get rid of this and it dont work
I also have avast running which does not seem to pick it up at all Anybody know how to get rid of this |
Are you making sure to close it out in task manager, and do those other steps in safe mode?
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Hijack this will show any suspicious software / reg keys that are on your box ...dump a log on here...maybe i can help you out. |
I got it last week somehow and got rid of it quickly. It stopped pretty much anything from opening, including the Task Manager.
I found a link that recommended Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware software. I booted into Safe Mode, installed the app (freeware) and it got rid of the issue on the first try. http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebyte...=dl&tag=button |
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i hate removing problems
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I just got this and was able to remove it by doing a system restore. I had to run it from the f8 menu on reboot though (windows 7). it wouldn't let me do it from the system restore program in programs/accessories/system tools.
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and it does pick it up and delete it but a soon as I boot back from safemode it just comes back |
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So I'm wondering if it came from here as well. |
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Get a copy of Hiren's boot cd from a clean machine, then trying running some of the programs off of it in safe mode.
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I was surfing GFY using Chrome when things went downhill. GFY and a handful of techblogs (Gizmodo, Engadget, etc) are all I surf from this box. |
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thanks andy & selena...will deal with it when i get home....
I am almost positive it was from here...I hit the bookmark, went out to have s moke, and when i returned my screen was lit up with fake warnings, and nothing on the screen was clickable. (although I have spectorsoft on my home machine, if i do a system restore i will lose the video capture from this morning, i seem to recall seeing a 'brief' pop from adobe updater?) which i 'clicked Not Now' but it was definitely java type (i noticed the hard drive clicking away and gfy not loading right) so i immediately closed gfy (too late) it was early and no coffee yet, so it could have been a fake |
I have had good success using the free BitDefender Live CD. It boots into linux and scans. Windows never starts, so the bugs don't have a chance to load.
http://www.techmixer.com/bitdefender...tion-features/ |
I am also starting to think it was from GFY cause My comp was fine last night and after I logged in to GFY I all of a sudden had this shit on my computer
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weird ...been on here for a few hours now ...not a hiccup!
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Just wanted to mention that when I first logged in to GFY this morning, IE warned me that it blocked some software download. I didnt think much about it until I saw that Java was running. So I logged back out and closed down everything and came back. This time there was no download attempt warnings or java.
The last time I got that malware you're talking about, it came in a PDF file. I try not to open those anymore except local pdfs. |
It hit me yesterday. Restart computer in safe mode and run Malwarebytes. Restart computer and when you open FireFox/IE/Chrome you need to view the internet options and remove the proxy setting that the malware installed.
IP: 127.0.0.1 Port: 5555 |
It got me on a torrent site. I was trying to get last weeks episode of Survivor.
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Ah yes thats right! It sets a proxy in your browser(s) for you to go reset.
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Boot Safe Mode
Run Malware Bytes Reboot Change Proxy Setting This is all I did and it worked no problem. |
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I remember there'd been 2 different files I think that had been added to my startup files (trying to remember, was on another computer). They had gobblygook names. I also stopped adobe from running ANYTHING in the background since it acts like a conduit.
As I recall, AVG never knew something was wrong, I had to download Avast free version and that did find it. |
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i've had to remove that shit off 3 family members pcs in the past month..
though i do the manual removal method.. (safe mode with networking/lan settings/delete registry entries/delete files) followed by a malware bytes scan.. |
Ok I seem to have got rid of it now by running malewarebytes in safemode and then changing the proxy settings. And Im also running noscript as well
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Thanks guys for all of your help
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Ok im now running a full scan with avast and it has come up with this JS:Pdfka-AFK [Expl]
so whether that has or had anything to do with it I do not know |
I have no idea. Good luck, halfpint.
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