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Some persistent malware and the "error '-2147024769 (8007007f)': Automation error The specified procedure could not be found"


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Hello,

recently i've got infected by a pack of rootkits/malware, they did terrible things to me:

1) rewrote all firewall rules, made it wide-open;

1a) then started a lot of very insecure services such as RemoteRegistry and WinTerminalAccess;

1b) so i believe many malware got into later through these doors;

1c) when i've tried to correct these settings they kept restoring them to the very insecure state.

2) then they've turned my display into 4-bit color depth and 320x200 resolution (very creepy)

So i went to a friend; downloaded and burned Kaspersky's bootable linux LiveCD "RescueDisk 10"; but it found none of malware! Very overdone their popularity is. But i was able to browse the Web, so i've got your Anti-Malware, HitmanPro, Emsisoft's Emergency Kit and some more scanners. I was able to install them in a normal or safe-mode. Totally they've found and destroyed about 8 to 10 malicious files.

But your Anti-Malware keeps failing to start, giving me the "Automation error" as in the message https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=128732 and some suspicious activity continues. For example, after cleaning everything and living a day almost normally i've started RegistryCleaner and found a "service" named mbr which was attached to a file in the (autocleaned) temporary folder: \??\D:\temp\mbr.sys

reg_MBR.txt

dds.txt

attach.txt

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I'm attaching a contents of this registry key in the reg_MBR.txt file.
Chameleon doesn't help to start Anti-Malware (same error) and RKill just gave me a BSOD.
Then, Kaspersky's antiviral scanner keeps failing to install with various (!!!) error messages.

I'm including DDS' output and heartily hope that some help is possible in my case? Please, please!
Sincerely,
Dubrow.
 

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Hello,

 

some malicious code prevents my Firefox from accessing google.com; browser tries then says "The server at

google.com is taking too long to respond." Same for encrypted.google.com and forums.malwarebytes.org =(

 

My proxy and firewall aren't messing with it, in fact, the proxy doesn't see any requests for affected sites. But from the Opera i was able to connect and post this panic message here! =) Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware is unable to start due to the problem described here: https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=140731 to which nobody cared to answer. Disabling all the plugins in firefox didn't help. What can i do? Please reply something?

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