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I got only 1 issue with ADW, a chrome extension, but all my extensions are still there. Thanks a lot for the help, hopefully the threat is gone, today I'll reinstall my windows too. Addition.txt AdwCleaner[C00].txt FRST.txt Malwarebytes.txt

As I checked the lines for cmd, didn't find anything suspicious (like I knew what to look for). The Status was OK for every SID, and true, at local account, no other administrator role. Checked the netstat again, and port 139 disappeared. Nothing found since the second scan, maybe the threat is over, or hiding? Can't find much info about the Purple Fox thing, how to detect it, and/or protect yourself against it. Can a virus evolve as it's detected? Should I reinstall my windows? I guess since it doesn't detect anything, it can't be a hidden virus in the HDD, can it? events.txt eset log 2.txt

I have done all of that. The thing is I found out my email address has been in a data breach and had to make some checks, passwords changed, and that's how I ended up finding I got a malware in my pc. I have looked up, and found about Purple Fox malware upgrade today. Verified my netstat and I've seen a lot of suspicious things here, specially for ports 445 and 139 using PID 4. Before I've restarted the PC after the second Malwarebytes scan, I have checked the files it detected (yeah, not such a bright idea) but found out there was a document, full of text plus strange characters, but the thing that scared me, every website visited, but don't remember if there was any other details. After a research about port 445 and 139, those should not even be open (I sure didn't) backtracked it through the PID, found out it might be a Microsoft application, ntoskrnl but, checking the Digital signature, there is an Unauthenticated attribute. The default search engine for Chrome was always as google, but now I notice, there is a Russian search engine added, yandex. Removed it from the search engines. Used "Clean up computer" function yesterday, twice, it didn't find out anything, neither today after your recommendation. I am really sorry if my expression is unclear and I jump from a thing to another, but I'm kinda stressed, didn't sleep and I'm about to start work in couple of hours. I have attempted one more MB threat scan, it's been 3 hours and still scanning. Going to restart my PC, give it another shot, and come back with an edit, if something appears. (not sure if right now, but when I wake up in 2 hours) Is it just me, just being really paranoid? Here is what google password check reported back. What made me worried in first place, that made me check out the google email address and find what I found, was the thing that my mouse was always flying away, without being touched and extremely high latency. Thank you so much for your time, attention and help, and I am so sorry for stressing you out, when is probably nothing, just me exaggerating just a password leak... Hopefully

Hi, as I ran some scans this days, it occurred to me that I might been hacked. I have attached below Malwarebytes scans (2 in a row, 10 minutes difference), ESET and Farbar. Between Malwarebytes and eset, I have received 5 Malwarebytes clean reports, after which eset found 5 more issues. To be honest, I have neglected my antivirus/malware protection and counted only on Window security, and now I regret it. If it's possible, I'd request some guidance, thank you. I'd also love some assistance with improving the firewall security, wi-fi router (even courses would be great). Can't believe I wanna learn programming, but I'm so lazy even to install an antivirus, and got so burnt. Addition.txt FRST.txt Malwarebytes 1st scan.txt Malwarebytes 2nd scan.txt Eset log.txt