Anyone willing to do a HijackThis log ?

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  1. Rainwalker

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    I am wondering about an entry that has not been there before>>

    HKLM\System\CCS\Services\Tcpip\..\{C3F951BE-384F-411F-8A9A-5749435C2A0E}: NameServer = 209.165.xxx.xx 209.165.xxx.xx
    This is my DNS server.
     
  2. Close_Hauled

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    What is the folder after Tcpip?
     
  3. Rainwalker

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    O15 - Trusted Zone: http://download.windowsupdate.com
    O15 - Trusted Zone: http://*.windowsupdate.com
    O16 - DPF: {6414512B-B978-451D-A0D8-FCFDF33E833C} (WUWebControl Class) - http://v5.windowsupdate.microsoft.c...ls/en/x86/client/wuweb_site.cab?1100540426733
    O17 - HKLM\System\CCS\Services\Tcpip\..\{C3F951BE-384F-411F-8A9A-5749435C2A0E}: NameServer = 209.165.xxx.xx 209.165.xxx.xx
    O20 - Winlogon Notify: igfxcui - C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\igfxsrvc.dll
    O23 - Service: Creative Service for CDROM Access - Creative Technology Ltd - C:\WINDOWS\system32\CTsvcCDA.exe
     
  4. Close_Hauled

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    These can be replaced with *.microsoft.com if you remove the HTTPS check box. You do not need to prelude with http, just use as I typed and it will cover the entire domain.

    This is part of your Intel graphics card and probably can be removed.

    This is no longer needed.

    I need to know the folder name after Tcpip (\..\) to answer this one. PM me the IP addresses if you feel comfortable.
     
  5. Rainwalker

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    Thanks Close Hauled.....i do not know what you mean by the folder name after Tcpip (\..\)....i thought this was it>>>
    {C3F951BE-384F-411F-8A9A-5749435C2A0E}
     
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    Go into Regedit. Follow the hierarchy all the way down to Tcpip. Their are folders after Tcpip that lead to {C3F951BE-384F-411F-8A9A-5749435C2A0E}. It is those folders that I am looking for.
     
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    Hi Close_Hauled....please give the path..
     
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    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\{C3F951BE-384F-411F-8A9A-5749435C2A0E}

    Look for the Name Server ref here.
     
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    I just read this. It's late. I will review it tomorrow.
     
  11. culla

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    17 is probably your internet connection isp
     
  12. HandsOff

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    "017" is the HJT abbreviation for a likely browser hijack. Have you checked your firewall logs? Maybe you could find out something there.

    BTW, I don't have any 017's. I don't know how common it is to have one that is legit. I'd be inclined to do as you are doing...Find out!

    Another thing you can do is to run:

    start, run, cmd, ipconfig /all and see what comes up for your DNS servers. Armed with the exact IP, then do a search and it should tell you something.


    - HandsOff
     
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  13. HD rider UK

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    Hi there

    The only suspicious line in your posts are the 015 lines, as I wouldnt normally expect those enties in your trusted zone unless you put them there
    The 017 is legit as it is your ISP and should be left alone.
    the 020 and 023 lines are both legit and should be left alone.

    Its impossible to analyse a log in little bits, so in view of the forum rules, if you would like to PM a copy of the full log, ill have a look at it for you.

    HDRiderUK
     
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    I have seven of those 17 entries on my laptop. So more than likely, yours is not maliceous.

    The Regedit path that I was looking for looks something like mine:

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    My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\{76614EDC-4089-403C-A3E6-F6D3BC4CABD8}
    My HiJackThis entry for the above looks like this:
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    O17 - HKLM\System\CCS\Services\Tcpip\..\{76614EDC-4089-403C-A3E6-F6D3BC4CABD8}: NameServer = nnn.nnn.51.40,nnn.nnn.5.12
    My original question was "What is the folder after Tcpip?". In your case it is more than likely the same as mine, "Paramaters". If you follow that all the way down the hierarchy to {C3F951BE-384F-411F-8A9A-5749435C2A0E}, you should find some information in there. Check that information and see if it looks odd. Post it here with the private bits edited out.
     
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    There is nothing wrong with the 15 entries. They are normal. I have over about 50 of those entries that I put in myself.

    In fact, you can simplify what you have with just one entry that looks like this in your "Trusted sites" list:

    *.microsoft.com
     
  16. Rainwalker

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    Thank you all ....very much..........i will consider everything....
     
  17. HD rider UK

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    Hi there closehauled. I agree with your comment on the 015 lines. I noted that they were suspicious Unless the user had put them there, (note, the sites themselves are legit). The same caveat that you make. Perhaps i should have phrased it as "potentially" suspicious, pending review of the whole log and feedback from the user.

    HDriderUK
     
  18. Rainwalker

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    Hey rider..............what i did was add those site to the Trusted Sites via I.E.............so am thinking that is why they are there...........................right ?
    I am thinking that if i removed them it would not mess anything up other then removing them from trusted sites list.......................right ?
     
  19. HD rider UK

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    Hi there Rainwalker

    As you put those sites there, that is fine. personally, I would leave them alone, dont move them or do anything to those lines with HJT. My simple rule of thumb is to fix only what needs to be fixed, and these dont need fixing.

    HD Rider UK
     
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