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  1. I am with ya on this front. I have always seen some attempts to brute force my rdp even though I have a different port that I found isn't even used for most people. But recently I am getting several attempts a second and that is unusual though mwb has been great and protecting even in light of this.
  2. They appear to have ceased since this morning around 930 EST which is where I am located in. I have not had one since. That is really great news, and updating malwarebytes was not possible since it was already on latest revision. I even went as far as downloading the installer again and running it. it literally is the same version. But even as such, I am not getting any notifications that Somebody is being blocked... Event Viewer is still logging at least one a second the same subnet and ip of somebody from i believe it's Netherlands or france but either way, they are still spamming the crap out of my server with what appears to be french logins and of course they aren't succeeding since none are even close to my login or password. Ok well thanks either way for all of you guys' help!!! We should be good for the time being!!!
  3. I hear ya man. I am only using the server for a file server and being able to remotely access files that maybe I wont have on my service laptop or on an external that I carry. I do a lot of IT related work in addition to automation and cnc machining. I am just about every day having to repair or diagnose some kind of electrical or computer related problem and I use RDP pretty much every day, even at home. Server is downstairs in the basement and i tend to use my laptop in the kitchen any more. I got the OS on the cheap(if several hundred is your idea of cheap) and I hate that you can't just update to a later release instead of having to do a full on reinstall with new media. But I digress, i have known about the kids and the like just trying to get into any thing they can just for the fun and potential payoff of it... i regularly check my even logs and if it werent for decent security suites being in the several hundred dollar range a year or more, i would have a full fledged suite, but MBAM is very good and has kept the server protected when I aint actively checking it. For that It's worth every penny. I have used it forever to help rid customers' computers of virii and malware for nearly a decade if not more. I trust it more than any antivirus out there. That being said, I would just have a windows 10 PC for a server but IMHO it's not nearly as capable to button up and keep protected and in the current state of windows 10 updates.... I don't trust MS any further than I could throw them. Thanks for the info.
  4. Another thing of note: ESET would not run either in the downloads folder or even in a folder that I made on the C:\ Drive. I made a folder "scanner" and it would literally blink and exit after starting scan. I ran as admin but also I AM on server 2016 also. I added it to malwarebytes as an allowed app but still didn't get past. So I finally put it on another drive in my server and folder and it was able to be ran, though it persistently said could not update or failed to update (1). Any idea what that is all about???
  5. Ok so nothing I wasn't expecting as I have some files that I have had for a while that had positives and were actually deleted, even my little memory editor "cheat engine" which from my research actually isn't malicious but it uses similar tech to do what it does that viruses and the like use... So meh. Other than that I haven't seen anything wierd. MWBAM Though... it keeps showing that the ip address :185.202.2.35: keeps trying and I understand that it is being actively prevented, HOW can I just outright prevent it from connecting at all or even pinging me? Is this literally out of the question? I have an asus router that supposedly has that function but I am apparently too dumb to get it to work correctly. Any help in that area would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!! ESET Scan Cleans.txt FRST.txt Addition.txt Detected but blocked.txt
  6. I do use remote desktop even against most recommending against it as it works and I can set it up relatively quickly. Only downside with it is the same with all others that are popular:Everyone has ready access to it and since lots or customers or clients are using it it is a great idea to concentrate on it and exploit. I always monitor all logs on clients machines and my own daily. I am checking custom event logs that show that people are just doing simple port scans and when they find one they will just do the most common(IMO) method of hacking a server, Brute force. I see the most wierdest login names and from the weirdest places, but the most common recently has literally shown to be netherlands or even france. I have had a few from india and I think from korea but most have been concentrated in the netherlands... don't know why.
  7. Okee Dokee Thanks for helping me. I have done everything but that last msrt log looks either like it's failing to be written completely or being truncated. I am going to paste the last bit for today in this post and the actual msert.log contents. Don't know if there is something wrong. Also, almost all of my original startup programs that I use for my NVR( cameras outside my house) are not starting up, I have not restarted them but they are not opening up on startup. I don't know if that is what is supposed to happen, but either way.. Hope this is sufficient. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v5.81, (build 5.81.16832.1) Started On Tue Mar 10 20:24:49 2020 Engine: 1.1.16800.2 Signatures: 1.311.96.0 MpGear: 1.1.16330.1 Run Mode: Scan Run From Windows Update --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft Safety Scanner v1.0, (build 1.315.389.0) Started On Sun May 10 19:08:37 2020 ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:440,ProcessStart:132336252075932094 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:560,ProcessStart:132336252100864773 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:660,ProcessStart:132336252102753076 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:668,ProcessStart:132336252102780775 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:776,ProcessStart:132336252103821806 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:4520,ProcessStart:132336253342995804 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource file://C:\pagefile.sys (code 0x00000021 (33)) ->Scan ERROR: resource file://C:\pagefile.sys (code 0x00000021 (33)) Quick Scan Results for 6FAD8DB4-D521-4A07-B951-0069F409F3B3: ---------------- ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) Results Summary: ---------------- No infection found. Microsoft Safety Scanner Finished On Sun May 10 19:11:36 2020 Return code: 0 (0x0) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft Safety Scanner v1.0, (build 1.315.389.0) Started On Sun May 10 19:14:07 2020 ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:440,ProcessStart:132336252075932094 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:560,ProcessStart:132336252100864773 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:660,ProcessStart:132336252102753076 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:668,ProcessStart:132336252102780775 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:776,ProcessStart:132336252103821806 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:4520,ProcessStart:132336253342995804 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:6196,ProcessStart:132336258654667862 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2440,ProcessStart:132336259136544741 (code 0x0000012B (299)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:12228,ProcessStart:132336259139405510 (code 0x0000012B (299)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:6196,ProcessStart:132336258654667862 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource file://C:\pagefile.sys (code 0x00000021 (33)) ->Scan ERROR: resource file://C:\pagefile.sys (code 0x00000021 (33)) Quick Scan Results for 6FAD8DB4-D521-4A07-B951-0069F409F3B3: ---------------- ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2392,ProcessStart:132336252114928875 (code 0x00000005 (5)) ->Scan ERROR: resource process://pid:2584,ProcessStart:132336252115109221 (code 0x00000005 (5)) Results Summary: ---------------- No infection found. Microsoft Safety Scanner Finished On Sun May 10 19:16:50 2020 Return code: 0 (0x0) Fixlog_10-05-2020 18.50.57.txt May 10th, 2020 1856.txt AdwCleaner[S02].txt AdwCleaner[C02].txt
  8. I forgot to add the log from the detections within Malwarebytes Premium... it is attached here too. Detected.txt
  9. I have a Custom Home Server with Windows server 2016 Datacenter GUI OS. I have MWB premium installed and it shows that I have been getting quite a few attempts from a IP address of 185.201.*.* range of ip addresses. Until recently I didn't think that much of it since I have my server connected outside through a dyn dns service so that I can remotely connect to it easily. I have of course already disabled the default Administrator account and have another account as the standard admin account and it has a custom name and password. i have disabled guest and am regularly getting tons of failed attempts to brute force to my RDP port, which btw has been changed from default also. Attached are logs that keep showing that svchost.exe has a trojan attempting to connect. FRST_10-05-2020 12.05.28.txt Addition_10-05-2020 12.05.28.txt Threat Report.txt
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