Posting Step 8 logs for Sagipsul infection

[jnz]

Hi, it seems I have been infected with the dreaded Sagipsul virus.

Following the steps you have provided, I have been able to stop the pop-ups but I am still worried my cpu is still at threat.

Any help/assistance for "HijackThis" would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

checking your logs

WOLF

 

[Drowsiness]

Ewww... you touched Vundo!

Wolf will explain to you, I am sure, that you will need to take various steps to get rid of it.

Good luck!

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

Right Click on MyComputer icon and go to properties
Turn Off system restore
open IE and go to TOOLS OPTIONS delete temporary internet files and cookies
do a disk cleanup in your Start/accessories/system tools/ Menu

Download VUNDO
and save it to your desktop

Double-click VundoFix.exe to run it.
Click the Scan for Vundo button.
Once it's done scanning, click the Remove Vundo button.
You will receive a prompt asking if you want to remove the files,
click YES
Once you click yes, your desktop will go blank as it starts removing
Vundo.
When completed, it will prompt that it will reboot your computer,
Click ok

After the reboot
download malwarebytes www.malwarebytes.org and install
run hijackthis and malwarebytes at the same time
select any files and or keys in the attachment I posted but on both maiwarebytes and hijackthis click fix at the same time.
then reboot immediatly.
if you forget to turn off system restore it will return no matter

reboot once complete, run hijack this and post your log here again

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

Thanks for the VOTE of confidence Drowsiness

 

[Drowsiness]

Hey, hehe... I had Vundo in my system once. Man, it was a pain to get rid of at the time (not much detected/removed it) so I just formatted my drive and started fresh.

However, it's easy to remove now with the steps you have posted (which is essentially the same thing I tell people) and things should be proper after.

 

[jnz]

Thanks for your prompt replies.

Vundofix could not find any infected files, I assume this is because they were deleted by malwarebytes after the reboot, as it suggests in the log file.

Should I still continue with your instruction to run hijackthis and malwarebytes and fix at the same time?

Please advise.

 

[jnz]

I would also add: I do not use IE as my primary browser, I use firefox.

 

[Drowsiness]

I know this isn't my thread, sorry if I am intruding.

I would follow ALL of his steps, to the letter, to be absolutely positive that you are clean. Also, it is good that you use Firefox as your primary browser. But, do you use the NoScript add-on? It will save you many headaches.

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

system uses IE settings
yes please continue with Malwarebytes and Hyjackthis, then post the log file

 

[jnz]

I'm not quite sure what you mean?

I've already run Malwarebytes and removed the infected items as part of the original 8 step program, I have attached the log file from it in the first post. When I run it again, nothing is found so I can't possibly click fix at the same time as HijackThis, as there is nothing there to fix.

Should I still go ahead and fix the checked items in HijackThis?

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

Sorry but the 8 step did not clean it
I read the log and posted the clean procedure according to your Hijackthis file.

As i read your file you are still infected and will need to follow the steps carefully.

Wolf

 

[jnz]

Ok sorry, so how should I go about this step...

run hijackthis and malwarebytes at the same time
select any files and or keys in the attachment I posted but on both maiwarebytes and hijackthis click fix at the same time.
then reboot immediatly.

When malwarebytes cannot find any malicious files to "fix"?

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

post your hijackthis file

 

[jnz]

log file attached...

 

[BlkHeartWolf]

Clean, i think the post just got off track

 

[jnz]

Ok, thanks for your help