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bigwjack
By bigwjack
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hi guys im wondering if i ave a key logger or several i have a heap of established connections in win 7 the main ones are: 

syd01s13-in-f6

syd01s13-in-f9

syd01s13-in-f15

syd01s13-in-f3

syd01s13-in-f28

syd01s13-in-f11

syd01s13-in-f20

syd01s13-in-f5 

also 

tf-in-f95

 

are any of these key loggers iv uninstalled adware genric5.aafe 5 times just wondering if their still logging me

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Man, run Malwarebyes, its a free program that can fix that stuff for you.

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This topic just made me run a full scan on my system lol

Me too. :P

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There are domains with these names that belongs to Google, the only problem is that as far as I know google is an ISP these days so they could be harmful and they are for sure not normal, you have a long week of scanning! try everything out there starting from Hitman pro to kaspersky, try to identify the exe starting these connections, and find out the destination, is it a company or an ISP.

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