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General Category => Malware removal help => Topic started by: Bedfellow on September 16, 2014, 11:11:37 PM
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I am running the latest firefox 32 and even though I have deleted everything I can using boot scan of Avast, malwarebytes and ADWcleaner I have found three entries in 'about:config':
browser.search.defaultenginename user set string Lasaoren
browser.search.selectedengine user set string Lasaoren
browser.startup.homepage user set string http://Lasoren.com (with lots of letters, symbols and numbers)
I ran your 'Roguekiller' and deleted three or four items found but was not too sure about the rest.
I still can't get rid of the above three.
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I'm also wondering if any part of this browser hijack is running in the backround?
I ran 'Roguekiller' but saved it as .log
I will have to run it again to be able to show you the results and save it correctly this time ::)
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Hello
Looks like a PUP
AdwCleaner didn't remove it?
If not I think the only way is to reinstall the browser (completely remove before).
Save your bookmarks before!
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I have managed to get Firefox back to how it was without losing any settings or tabs that I had open.
I have rerun: Malwarebytes/ADWcleaner/Roguekiller/tdsskiller/Superantispyware/Avast boot scan
All are coming up clean.
There is nothing else to run is there, to make sure there is nothing left behind?
I don't know if I should ask it here, but it concerns this PUP:
I think I got it when downloading a program from 'Filehorse'. Should 'Filehorse' have an entry in the registry?
Looking through the software part of the registry and I can see 'Filehorse' which I guess is the website I use to download programs?
The other thing concerns 'Ccleaner' and the programs it is showing that can be uninstalled.
Even though it looks like I have removed all of the PUP it still shows: WSE_Lasaoren and when I click on 'uninstall' it does nothing.
Does this mean that the program is not there anymore and I can delete the entry?
Ccleaner is just remembering it when it was first installed?
Thanks
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Not sure what to answer here...
You'd better left the registry as it if you don't have any problem with it. It's pretty sensitive.
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browser hijacker is such a very dangerous type of malware infection, it may make your browser infected and steal user's information. So it is necessary to remove this browser infections as soon as possible.
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There's no stealer here, only PUPs, PUMs