[Berry Fusion]

So I have three separate accounts, three separate usernames, three separate passwords. All three hacked within the hour when I ate dinner. I lost 140$ on Paypal, I'm busy recovering my Steam, and unlocking my Skype. I just sent a ticket about the money on Paypal, but as of now my main concern is getting rid of whatever virus or whatever this is. I never gave anyone these passwords, and they are good passwords (Multiple words, capitalization, and numbers.) That leads me to believe I am keylogged, I need help badly fixing this, please. 😟

[Orochimaru]

You may have been RATed, do you have any antivirus?
Check your %appdata% and temp folder for random .exe files.
Open task manager and click processes and search up all the ones that are running, if one is an exe and a name you don't recognize, chances are it's also using a lot of CPU then that may be a virus. Right click it and click view file location and then end the process and delete the file. Though it may have persistence and a rootkit setup, get a free trial for an antivirus, until you can also refer to my guide for more help:

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3472081

Use http://virustotal.com to check the files on your PC and next time scan anything that you may not be sure is legitimate on that website.

Good Luck

[Aura]

Unfortunately OP the MRT is currently full and don't take new logs. Would you like someone to come over Teamviewer to see if you're infected, or would you like to be redirected to malware removal forums that offers the same kind of professional assistance as the MRT does ?

[BLURRYFΛCE]

You may have been RATed, do you have any antivirus?
Check your %appdata% and temp folder for random .exe files.
Open task manager and click processes and search up all the ones that are running, if one is an exe and a name you don't recognize, chances are it's also using a lot of CPU then that may be a virus. Right click it and click view file location and then end the process and delete the file. Though it may have persistence and a rootkit setup, get a free trial for an antivirus, until you can also refer to my guide for more help:

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3472081

Use http://virustotal.com to check the files on your PC and next time scan anything that you may not be sure is legitimate on that website.

Good Luck

Yeah, pretty much checking your startups in msconfig should do the trick, could also download the DarkComet RAT Remover in case you got ratted by a wannabe hacker.

[Canonsx130]

Yeah, pretty much checking your startups in msconfig should do the trick, could also download the DarkComet RAT Remover in case you got ratted by a wannabe hacker.

Unfortunately the remover works only on plain server files. Any crypting/modification to the original file will render this remover useless.

[Berry Fusion]

You may have been RATed, do you have any antivirus?
Check your %appdata% and temp folder for random .exe files.
Open task manager and click processes and search up all the ones that are running, if one is an exe and a name you don't recognize, chances are it's also using a lot of CPU then that may be a virus. Right click it and click view file location and then end the process and delete the file. Though it may have persistence and a rootkit setup, get a free trial for an antivirus, until you can also refer to my guide for more help:

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3472081

Use http://virustotal.com to check the files on your PC and next time scan anything that you may not be sure is legitimate on that website.

Good Luck

This did the trick I think, hopefully it doesn't comeback, I'll let you know if it does. Thanks to everyone for the help, I really really appreciate it 👍

[Aura]

This did the trick I think, hopefully it doesn't comeback, I'll let you know if it does. Thanks to everyone for the help, I really really appreciate it 👍

This tutorial only covers a small part of malware removal, I still strongly suggest you to get checked at GeeksToGo or BleepingComputer for a complete check-up.

[BLURRYFΛCE]

This tutorial only covers a small part of malware removal, I still strongly suggest you to get checked at GeeksToGo or BleepingComputer for a complete check-up.

Or even better, do a clean install!

[Aura]

Or even better, do a clean install!

Fak u vurezo, I don't want that kind of stuff in this section 🤣

[hashe]

dont use windows use linux u never been hacked :)

[Aura]

dont use windows use linux u never been hacked :)

You don't know anything about hacking, computer protection, *nix nor anything else that is computing related don't you ?

[whitewoolyhat]

@Aura no need to be mean to him - just because you are a boss at being a white hat xD :D Can you add me on skype or PM me sometime with yours? I am really interested in getting into network security later on in life.

[Aura]

@Aura no need to be mean to him - just because you are a boss at being a white hat xD :D Can you add me on skype or PM me sometime with yours? I am really interested in getting into network security later on in life.

Network Security is more of -Hyperion's domain if you ask me, not mine. Even Goodies is good at that.

[datguy.dev]

Or even better, do a clean install!

I agree with that. I wouldn't touch that 'repaired' install with a 10 ft pole after this.

The poor guy just got a bunch of his accounts stolen and his money is in jeopardy. How would you feel if the correction had a fault and this reoccurred?

[Aura]

I agree with that. I wouldn't touch that 'repaired' install with a 10 ft pole after this.

The poor guy just got a bunch of his accounts stolen and his money is in jeopardy. How would you feel if the correction had a fault and this reoccurred?

You mean, if the person that was assisting him in the malware removal process would leave leftovers ? I don't think I've ever seen that happen from someone that has been assisted by the MRT, or on GTG, BC, etc.