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Suspected malware. Need PC cure help with HijackThis log #49

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lukeairig opened this issue Nov 3, 2018 · 14 comments
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Suspected malware. Need PC cure help with HijackThis log #49

lukeairig opened this issue Nov 3, 2018 · 14 comments
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@lukeairig
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Welcome !
Thank you for joining the section of VIRUSNET association support.


BEFORE ASKING HELP, READ CAREFULLY THIS INSTRUCTION:


Step 1: Are you in the right place?

  • Do you need assistance in PC cure from viruses?
  • Or would you like to report a bug or propose a feature for HiJackThis?

If yes, see the next step.

Step 2: Show us required logs (for PC cure):

  1. What did you done before the problem occurs:
    On 20181031, had a spyware attack (see attached file spyware_attack_2018.10.31.pdf) and have since had intermittent problems accessing the internet with Chrome and Firefox, 'DNS server not found' for all websites I try to access. Other PC's on my home network are able to access the internet with no problems. On 2018.11.01 my DSL broadband provider spent 2 hours debugging my network connectivity and found no broadband issues on their end.

  2. What programs (browsers) affected by the problem:
    Chrome and Firefox

CollectionLog-2018.11.02-17.28.zip
spyware_attack_20181031.pdf

  1. Steps to reproduce:
    Try to access any website with Chrome or Firefox and occasionally, intermittently DNS server is not found.
@dragokas
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dragokas commented Nov 3, 2018

Hi,
thank you for the log.
We'll return to you as soon as possible.


Please, note that only members of VIRUSNET-Association are allowed to respond in PC cure topics.
Ignore any recommendations given by other users, including PM !!!

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@Sandor-Helper
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Hello,
Do you know something about this folder?

C:#JP3\Firefox_session_tab_bkups\

Please do not do anything with folder or files in it. Just answer the question.

@lukeairig
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C:#JP3 is my personal data directory. Anything within it is my personal data.

C:#JP3\Firefox_session_tab_bkups\ is a directory I created to back up my Firefox session settings.

It is used to recover file:
C:\Users\JP3\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\6526ks24.default\sessionstore.jsonlz4

Scripts run_firefox_bkup_restore_session_tabs.bat and firefox_bkup_restore_session_tabs.bat are triggered to run:
'on workstation unlock' (every time I login), via Control Panel, Windows Task Scheduler.

The triggered scripts create back up files in C:#JP3\Firefox_session_tab_bkups\file_bkups
and run-time log files in C:#JP3\Firefox_session_tab_bkups\bkup_logs

Steps to recover Firefox session files are summarized in:
C:#JP3\Firefox_session_tab_bkups#how_to_restore_recover_firefox.txt

@Sandor-Helper
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Close all running programs, temporarily unload antivirus and other protecting software.

Run a script in AVZ (File - Run script):

begin
 DeleteSchedulerTask('{651A0F11-3248-41D7-91FF-09E27FB02443}');
 DeleteSchedulerTask('{BF9D8003-5530-4EBE-AB20-97D9D1415F5A}');
 RegKeyIntParamWrite('HKCU', 'Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3\', '1001', 1);
 RegKeyIntParamWrite('HKCU', 'Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3\', '1004', 3);
 RegKeyIntParamWrite('HKCU', 'Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3\', '1201', 3);
 RegKeyIntParamWrite('HKCU', 'Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3\', '1804', 1);
 RegKeyIntParamWrite('HKCU', 'Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3\', '2201', 3);
RebootWindows(false);
end.

Computer will reboot.

For secondary diagnostics please run AutoLogger again.
Attach new CollectionLog to your post.

@lukeairig
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Script run and completed successfully.
CollectionLog-2018.11.05-06.27.zip

@Sandor-Helper
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  1. accessing the internet with Chrome and Firefox

Please try Internet Explorer and clarify - is same problem appears in IE?

@lukeairig
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Problem is intermittent. I will try IE the next time the problem occurs.

@lukeairig
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Same problem occurred with IE at 3:00am, my local time this morning.

@Sandor-Helper
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Please describe your Internet connection. Do you connected through the router? If yes, how many devices connected?

@lukeairig
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No devices connected to router.
Problem PC connected wirelessly to router.
Router is connected to adsl modem.
adsl modem connected to landline phone/DSL jack

@Sandor-Helper
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Do a hard reset of the router, set it up by provider's instructions and set a strong password to enter the router's settings.
If this doesn't help, do the same with the modem.

@lukeairig
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Modem and router both turned off, then back on.
Router has strong password.
Still same connection problem...

@Sandor-Helper
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Sandor-Helper commented Nov 15, 2018

Modem and router both turned off, then back on

It's not enough. Both of them should be reset to a factory defaults and then set up by provider's rules.

@dragokas
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Closed.
Reason: no answer for 10 days.
If you still need our help, please, execute tha last steps, requested by helper.
Also, download again AutoLogger, prepare new CollectionLog and write what problems remained.

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