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AnInfectedUser

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  1. I think I may have something now. How about this one? Malwarebytes Anti-Malware www.malwarebytes.org Scan Date: 6/28/2016 Scan Time: 10:32 PM Logfile: Administrator: Yes Version: 2.2.1.1043 Malware Database: v2016.06.28.06 Rootkit Database: v2016.05.27.01 License: Free Malware Protection: Disabled Malicious Website Protection: Disabled Self-protection: Disabled OS: Windows 7 Service Pack 1 CPU: x64 File System: NTFS User: Fabian Scan Type: Threat Scan Result: Completed Objects Scanned: 292435 Time Elapsed: 4 min, 22 sec Memory: Enabled Startup: Enabled Filesystem: Enabled Archives: Enabled Rootkits: Enabled Heuristics: Enabled PUP: Enabled PUM: Enabled Processes: 0 (No malicious items detected) Modules: 0 (No malicious items detected) Registry Keys: 0 (No malicious items detected) Registry Values: 0 (No malicious items detected) Registry Data: 0 (No malicious items detected) Folders: 0 (No malicious items detected) Files: 0 (No malicious items detected) Physical Sectors: 0 (No malicious items detected) (end)
  2. I double checked if I missed any of the options you told me to check, but everything was in order. Scan for Rootkits, Treat PUP and PUM as Malware.. Yeah. So I did the threat scan again and there still is no scan protocol. I decided to try and move to "History Options", where I configured Malwarebytes to automatically export the scanlogs onto my desktop. That option was turned off before. I got the following mbam-log out of it (in xml format):
  3. I am sorry but.. I just can't find a Scan Log with the current date. I attached a screenshot with the screenshot of Malwarebytes Applicationlogs Screen. To me it seems like ScanLogs are radomly created or not created, or they aren't all shown up, which would be strange. Am I just overlooking it?
  4. Alright, so, rkill.exe says there don't seem to be any evil processes running.. About the Malwarebytes log: Since I'm a german user, the language of the log is german.. I hope this isn't too much of a problem. By the way, I still got the Malware in quarantine in case you want to take a further look on these. The scan tool too gives me logs in german language, and I don't see a way to change that for now. I will paste the logs anyway.
  5. So, today I've started up my computer and sometimes found a command prompt (or even multiple ones ) to pop up for a split second. I thought it was a windows thing.. The reason: It's already a really long time that I occassionally see a Windows Powershell Window pop up in the taskbar (the window itself is invisible). When I hover over it, it says something like "Administrator: System WoW64" I can't tell exactly, since I can't remember too well. Anyway, I of course scanned with Malwarebytes to check, but it didn't find anything. Since Powershell is quite new I figured it would be fine. Till today. Malwarebytes found exactly 40 programs that it had to remove, many of them being PuP and some being plain Malware. Mostly things that were DNS changers. I want to point out that I didn't install any Software today! The last software I installed was a Corsair Gaming Mouse configurator, which I downloaded from the official website about a week ago. I have only had a single Malware incident on this computer before, which was when I accidently downloaded software from a domain, which has actually been a third party distributor. Of course, it cursed my computer with a bunch of PuP, which Malwarebytes removed for me. Afterwards I removed the programm and reinstalled it form the official source. (At least I hope I actually did that. I do use the Software occassionally.) Does anyone have an idea what really happened in this incident, and most importantly, what I can do now to be sure everything is somewhat clean? I would love to search through my registry manually too, but I am not sure where and how to start. There certainly are many keys there..
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