sumguy5722
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Sep 14, 2015 at 12:48 AM - Latest reply: Ambucias51147
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- Sep 14, 2015 at 05:52 AM
Got hacked... Well root kit and mail take over for who knowd what. In a rush to gain control I have security policy in a mess..I am small business. owner.not I.T. Pro and now I can't.log in.
Any help would be appreciated greatly.
Win Xp. sp 3. on Dell laptop D 620.
Thanx in Advance
Also any one who knows about virus removal. This thing didn't show up on any scans, even after i became aware something was going on.
seems to be creating a virtual server in my machine. Took over my networking and deleted programs and files. When i killed network it seems to have become vendictive and human like . i may been taken over. so after getting back in i have that issue if you have suggestion there.
apparently used flash and google. updates to gain entry as they appear in logs stopping and starting over and over, then was in Avg 2015 folder then all over the filr system moving and deleting data and programs while using telnet and assembling a virtusl server in my system. device manager is where i sa w it because it took my net connection. As i tried to stop or slow it,it seemed to become combative and malicious so i may be locked out.
To help you and prescribe the remedy, I must make a diagnostic and to do so, I require a report.
1. Open this link and download ZHPDiag2 :
http://www.nicolascoolman.fr/download/zhpdiag/?wpdmdl=803 (Don't be alarmed is the site is in French, it sometimes happens, the tool will take your system language and allow the download if you get a warning message, ignore it.) Click on the download button
2. Save the file on your Desktop.
3. Double click on ZHPDiag.exe and follow the installation instructions.
(For Vista, Win 7 and 8 users, click right to ensure you execute with admin right)
4. Double click on the short cut ZHPDiag on your Destktop.
8. Search the directory where you installed ZHPDiag (usually C:\desktop\zhpdiag.txt).
9. Copy the url link obtained from Speedyshare and paste it here in your reply.
Ambucias
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