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RE: Part of a BotNet, how to get rid? - ๖ۣۣۜۜFear - 04-18-2013

(04-17-2013, 10:26 PM)nada11 Wrote: Formatting your PC would def. solve the problem, just to be 100% sure Wink

Formatting doesn't solve ram or processor root kits. Tongue

OP, so you mean to tell me you can use wireshark but you are unable to use basic AV software?


Re: RE: Part of a BotNet, how to get rid? - Oni - 04-18-2013

(04-18-2013, 03:51 PM)๖ۣۣۜۜFear Wrote:
(04-17-2013, 10:26 PM)nada11 Wrote: Formatting your PC would def. solve the problem, just to be 100% sure Wink

Formatting doesn't solve ram or processor root kits. Tongue

OP, so you mean to tell me you can use wireshark but you are unable to use basic AV software?

Ram/processor rootkits are pretty uncommon. I highly doubt the original poster has one. Formatting and reinstalling will probably do the trick. Scanning is always the best option first.