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  1. You did a marvelous job Maurice and I thank you from the bottom of my heart! MSERT is more of a curiosity of mine, as it was the last piece of software to show any kind of a threat. That aside, let's do whatever you think is right and wrap things up! 😃
  2. No warnings whatsoever. Since it was MSERT that originally found the big bad wolf, do you think I can run another scan with it?
  3. After some trial and error and a lot of communication with my ISP, my router's all set. What else can be done here?
  4. After some talk with my provider's customer support I've got some information regarding the router resetting business. First, ICMP's off the table, as well as all the other IPv6 options. Second, what I have is a combo modem/router and it does offer 2 networks(2.4 and 5G, respectively), with the possibility of adding an additional 2.4G network via a mobile app. Furthermore, the Firewall doesn't have any blocking options per se but different levels of protection (off, low, medium and high) with the first two having all ports allowed, whereas the medium one has a longer list of allowed ports without the ones you specified in your previous message. The highest level of protection offers an even shorter list of allowed ports. Besides these, there are 3 additional Firewall features that can be enabled as well: blocked fragmented IP packets, port scan detection and IP flood detection. All the other options regarding the reset are available. I would appreciate some advice as I am not really sure what to choose out of all these. Thank you.
  5. I've checked for the updates and the system installed one for Windows Defender. There is only one optional update remaining, don't know if I should install it. It's this one: 2023-01 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5019275). I don't know if anything else has been tampered with, such as my router. Ever since my last Windows install, I didn't log into my Microsoft account nor the OneDrive service, as I'm afraid it might trigger additional problems or some residual infection may be residing there. I'm in no hurry whatsoever, just a little worried. Thank you.
  6. Here's the Fixlog. Fixing was way shorter than first time around. Fixlog.txt
  7. Both scans came back clean. The Eset scan log is in the attachment. scanlog.txt
  8. The fixlog ended up in FRST's quarantine folder and it's got a .xBAD extension. Take a look at the screengrab below. No idea if I should attach the log here. Please advise.
  9. The zip file received after the fix appeared on my desktop and not in the downloads folder and it's named after the date and time created. I hope this is the log as I didn't dare open it. 20.01.2023_22.26.50.zip
  10. About a week ago I was informed by Windows Defender that I was infected by a Trojan in system32. I panicked and did a complete SSD wipe and installed a fresh copy of Windows soon after. However, after I got the system up and running I noticed that Windows Defender wouldn't run an offline scanner and there was no Virus and Threat update information available so I installed MSERT to check the system. Ran it many times and it found the bad boy from the title every time. I saw that it was a usual procedure on this website to install Malwarebytes, MB Support and FRST64 so I did it and got my results. The MSERT log and MBST results are in the attachment. Maybe I got a little carried away and installed all this software in advance but I wanted to have some reports from the start. Wanted to do a FRST64 scan too and post the log here, but I'll wait for some instructions first. All help is highly appreciated. P.S. If I did anything wrong I apologize in advance as this is my first tech-related post ever. mbst-grab-results.zip msert.log
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