If you know you are infected, then please post for help in this forum location: Hijack This Analyzer and Tutorials
Got ratted. Majorly ratted. |
(Sep 23, 2011 04:40 PM)¤ Nick™ ¤ Wrote: Why are you telling him to format his PC and reinstall windows when he can just go to the HJT Team for assistance? I'm sure they can get rid of the infection. Very bad advice from you 😠 And sometimes it takes a while from them but they are experienced. OP PM me your TV and ill see if I can find it.
Well, here is what I would do, being it runescape; I would find a way to connect to his computer(enough to get his IP address(assuming he isn't "rolling") and then play around with him a little :). You have NO idea how vulnerable people are. Take advantage of it. Do your research and fight back. ;) If you have and questions PM me. Hope I could help in at LEAST giving you an idealistic/somewhat desirable defensive maneuver.
(Sep 23, 2011 05:19 PM)xSploit™ Wrote: I have no interest in this guy, he's a good hacker and I don't want to mess with him, all I want to do is get away from him.If you would like to hide, maybe consider using this software called-- "Hotspot Shield". It rolls your IP when desired. It helps conceil your ass. Hope this helps ^_^ (Sep 23, 2011 05:19 PM)xSploit™ Wrote: I have no interest in this guy, he's a good hacker and I don't want to mess with him, all I want to do is get away from him.A good hacker? He's using a RAT created by someone else infecting users of a rip-off online game with the main audience being twelve-year-olds. Based on that being the only thing I know about him, I stand by it. As to your infection, download things such as Malware Bytes, SUPERAntiSpyware, ESET Nod32, and CCleaner. Scan with MB,SAS,or ESET. Afterwards, run CCleaner to clear your computer cache's, as well as increase the overall performance to a certain degree. If you truly think that the user you're linking to is him, he has infected a member of HF, which is a no-no. If all else fails, talk to the HJT Team, they'll fix you right up. Also, after you get this infection sorted out, look into a program called "KeyScrambler". You won't have to worry about a novice blackhat messing with your passwords. |
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