I'm keylogged

[RS2FactSheet]

some [bleep] i dont know how keylogged me. hes pming me in rs saying wtf i have opened and [cabbage]. i have avg, microsoft security essentials. this crap isn't picking it up, what should i do? im considering reformatting.

[noble_aloof]

download hijackthis and post the report on some thread here (can't remember name) where people may be able to help you. go change your password from another computer.

[jasignhagj]

Proper grammar may help with this.

 

Joking aside, if you install program that has a key logger built in, it can bypass antiviruses. Download spybot search and destroy, then open your computer in safe mode by tapping f8 while it's booting. If it doesn't find anything, formatting is an option.

[Sbrideau]

Remove AVG, having 2 antiviruses is very bad as they will conflict with each other. Keep Microsoft Security Essentials and download Malwarebytes, then scan with both programs. At least malwarebytes should detect and delete it.

[RS2FactSheet]

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

Y_Guy edit~ I understand you're upset, but please don't evade the censor.

Edited September 13, 2010 by Y_Guy
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[Nadril]

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

 

Or instead of listening to what people said you could just do whatever the hell you want anyways.

[jasignhagj]

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

 

Or instead of listening to what people said you could just do whatever the hell you want anyways.

:thumbup:

[The Runar]

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

The compressed files could have a virus too, making the reformat totally useless...

[RS2FactSheet]

Proper grammar may help with this.

 

Joking aside, if you install program that has a key logger built in, it can bypass antiviruses. Download spybot search and destroy, then open your computer in safe mode by tapping f8 while it's booting. If it doesn't find anything, formatting is an option.

I doubt that program would had been able to detect it.. it slipped through two antiviruses and as well as other specialized anti-malware programs.

 

Remove AVG, having 2 antiviruses is very bad as they will conflict with each other. Keep Microsoft Security Essentials and download Malwarebytes, then scan with both programs. At least malwarebytes should detect and delete it.

I'm now using ESET Nod32. Thanks to The Pirate Bay for the free key :).

 

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

 

Or instead of listening to what people said you could just do whatever the hell you want anyways.

 

 

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

 

Or instead of listening to what people said you could just do whatever the hell you want anyways.

:thumbup:

I don't appreciate when people make comments like this. Simply because I didn't reply it does not mean that I don't care about what you guys think. At the time I created this topic, I was still in the chaos of it all. I recovered an account, but when I recovered it I was still keylogged. So he only changed the password. I now have the account in my possession, and it's safe.

 

Since so many antiviruses (well, two lol) and some programs missed it, I figured that it would take too much effort to remove it. I decided to reformat.. as the computer needed a new start anyway.

 

Well, I decided to .rar compress the things I care about, move to a DVD, and reformat everything.

 

The compressed files could have a virus too, making the reformat totally useless...

True. I have been suspecting of this and I have decided to leave the DVD somewhere... in my room lol.

 

Thanks to everyone for the replies :)

[Sbrideau]

Use Avira Antivir or Microsoft security essentials, those are free and better than ESET NOD32. Plus I believe that for certain companies, illegal keys do not get the full support on the antivirus. I don't know if ESET is like that too, but w/e.

 

Plus you had 2 antiviruses installed, which makes it pretty normal that the virus slipped through, as having more than one antivirus will make that the antiviruses conflict with each other and lose their detection rate.