RootKitRevealer - am I rootkitted?

Discussion in 'other anti-trojan software' started by joeymckenzie, Jun 27, 2007.

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  1. joeymckenzie

    joeymckenzie Registered Member

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    Hey guys, first post here. I've been having horrible BSOD's lately, simply from doing nothing. After a week of a living nightmare of this, I've eliminated the possibility of a hardware issue, and it seems to be pointing to a rootkit issue.

    I've run rootkit revealer, and it's showing 51 discrepancies. I don't know what to do at this point, nor do I know how to clean or get rid of them. I'm posting a screenshot of the results because every time I try to save a text file of the results, yet another BSOD occurs.

    This is happening on a dual boot setup with Vista and 2k. Both systems are effected, and I cannot pinpoint the how why or when. Any help is greatly appreciated.

    http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/4828/image3nt4.gif
     
  2. ccsito

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    I would scan your system with additional Antispyware programs to see they detect any anomalies. Also, I would have the Operating System looked over by a tech support person on one of the help forums to see if a rootkit had infected the system.
    Good luck.
     
  3. Meriadoc

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    It would be nice if extended out a little. Some interesting entries around half way down - C:\.... maybe okay, but the rest look to be of no concern.
    Try another scan with Rootkit Unhooker which is my personal favourite and most powerful antirootkit around or you could get some help here with removal - if you even have a problem.

    More ARKs
    IceSword
    AVG
     
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  4. SystemJunkie

    SystemJunkie Resident Conspiracy Theorist

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    Stay relaxed joey, the only real thing one can see in the logs is that you ran vista, RmMetadata and all $$$$Extend come from Windows Vista filesystem, nothing dangerous.

    Please post a better screenshots with full pathview of all results.
    Things that could be related to a persistent monster are the empty folders
    where nothing is to see, pay attention on abnormal timedates e.g. 12.12.1899,
    or 1.1.1601 this may be a sign for a real evil rootkit.
     
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    do i have any bogies? o_O
     

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    Not sure, but you do need to update your java. (current version is 1.6.0_02)
     
  8. maddawgz

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    oh thanks lol ! :D
     
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