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llnyc
Posts: 13
Registered: ‎03-30-2012

Help deciphering a log

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I know I had the happili virus, which seems to be gone... but I still cannot log into certain sites.  Primarily ones for financial institutions.  For example, I get directed to mfasa.chase.com, but nothing appears.

 

I ran tdsskiller, and it didn't find anything.

 

I've run aswMBR and saved the log.  Can someone interpret it for me?  Here is what I saved from the log.  It did tell me I had a corrupt sector in my c:|programdata\norton\{0c5sc096-ofid-4f28-aaa2-852f91126e7}\nis_18.1.0.37\definitions\virusdefs\20120307.035\virscan7.dat file

 

Thanks in advance. 

 

And please, if I've done something wrong or ask a dumb question, be kind.  I'm trying to learn and save money from taking the laptop in.

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llnyc
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Registered: ‎03-30-2012

Re: Help deciphering a log

Here is the log as an attached .txt file.  I don't think the other formatting looks right.

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llnyc
Posts: 13
Registered: ‎03-30-2012

Re: Help deciphering a log

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Also, I have run Norton and the Power Eraser.  Nothing appears.

 

Here is my tdsskiller log.

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llnyc
Posts: 13
Registered: ‎03-30-2012

Re: Help deciphering a log

Did I post this incorrectly?

 

I've been following the thread on the happili virus, as I know I had that... but I really need help.

peterweb
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Re: Help deciphering a log

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llnyc wrote:

 

I've run aswMBR and saved the log.  Can someone interpret it for me?  Here is what I saved from the log.  It did tell me I had a corrupt sector in my c:|programdata\norton\{0c5sc096-ofid-4f28-aaa2-852f91126e7}\nis_18.1.0.37\definitions\virusdefs\20120307.035\virscan7.dat file

 

Thanks in advance. 

 

And please, if I've done something wrong or ask a dumb question, be kind.  I'm trying to learn and save money from taking the laptop in.




Welcome llnyc

 

The only dumb question is the one you do not ask. We are all here to help one another.

 

Maybe Quads will chime in here to help with your log files.

 

I'm wondering about a corrupt sector. Sounds like you need to run chkdsk on your hard drive.

Then do a full scan in safe mode. Make sure your NIS is fully up to date.


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EricBrock1984
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Registered: ‎12-15-2010

Re: Help deciphering a log

Go with Comodo :) its free and it protects you more...it finds stuff that norton misses ..you pay 70$ or whateveer for a freakin norton product and it doesnt even protect you im not wasting my money on norton products Comodo! all the way

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Krusty13
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Registered: ‎05-31-2011

Re: Help deciphering a log


EricBrock1984 wrote:

Go with Comodo :) its free and it protects you more...it finds stuff that norton misses ..you pay 70$ or whateveer for a freakin norton product and it doesnt even protect you im not wasting my money on norton products Comodo! all the way


Please see my reply here.

 

Dave.

Windows 7 x64 SP1     N360v20.3.1.22     NU16     SSR 2013     Secunia PSI     SpywareBlaster     NoScript     MBAM free     SAS free

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Quads
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Registered: ‎07-21-2008

Re: Help deciphering a log

This is not a thread about AV products and their ability in tests but a thread by a user that has malware or did have Malware. 

 

Oh and Norton rates above Comodo in tests as well it is a lot less hastle.

 

Quads

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Quads
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Registered: ‎07-21-2008

Re: Help deciphering a log

llnyc

 

I'd like us to scan your machine with ESET OnlineScan

  • Hold down Control and click on the following link to open ESET OnlineScan in a new window.
    ESET OnlineScan
  • Click the Posted Image button.
  • For alternate browsers only: (Microsoft Internet Explorer users can skip these steps)
    • Click on Posted Image to download the ESET Smart Installer. Save it to your desktop.
    • Double click on the Posted Image icon on your desktop.
  • Check Posted Image
  • Click the Posted Image button.
  • Accept any security warnings from your browser.
  • Under scan settings, check Posted Image and DON'T (NO) check Remove found threats 
  • Click Advanced settings and select the following:
    • Scan potentially unwanted applications
    • Scan for potentially unsafe applications
    • Enable Anti-Stealth technology
  • ESET will then download updates for itself, install itself, and begin scanning your computer. Please be patient as this can take some time.
  • Copy and paste the resulting log in your next reply


If you think a log should have been generated then go to C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET Online Scanner\log.txt to find it. 

 

Quads

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llnyc
Posts: 13
Registered: ‎03-30-2012

Re: Help deciphering a log

Thank you Quads.  I will post when I am finished running that.