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General Discussion / Clean install, why did things stay? I want it all gone Win10 APT/UEFI

« on: November 16, 2017, 07:36:56 PM »

While my gut tells me the NSA, Mossad & CIA have compromised my UEFI.  I might be wrong.  I was wrong in the past a lot. 

I did a fresh install of windows 10 x64 which upgraded me to V 1609.  I like it.  However, I noticed some licenses still remained.  Some other settings which I can not recall also remained after a fresh install. How is that possible?  Is it normal/common (always happen)?  If this is not the government coming to get me what is it?  How did "these things" (licenses & others) survive the fresh install while most other things were removed & 'newly' installed?

Is there anyway to do a "true" fresh install without buying a new hard drive?  C:\ format? 

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Malware removal help / Re: RogueKiller Finds them, says it removes them but after reboot still there.

« on: November 06, 2017, 12:27:21 AM »

Could it be detecting warden?

So that was my problem. When WOW was closed, it detected nothing.  When running  RKK detected the files the other person mentioned.  My problem....  When I load wow it instantly hijacks my resources now (100% disk - Task Manager).  WHY ME?  Though, I do not know if this is related to something else as it happens when I am not playing. However, the launcher is up 7/24/365 mostly. 

Warden is very invasive and does a lot of stuff. There is no way it is not spy/malware.  However we all knowingly and openly sign our lives away (if ya read the fine print)
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/10/blizzard_entert.html <---- good old article.

I wonder how the Warden has evolved?  In their anti-cheat agreement which was updated not too terribly long ago, not too much before I started having endless problems.  WOW openly says they will make your computer their zombie.  To play that is the price you pay.  I just confirmed the problem only exists when the game is running.  Warden is a threat, tits if RKKrew flags it.  (Tits as in "good", just clarifying - keeping it PG-13).   It is one of those potentially necessary threats.  Like keeping a gun when you are really drunk.
In process
•Signature checks
•Game specific checks
•Hook detection
•Pointer chain
checks
•Call stacks periodic checks
•Debug related
detections
•Out of process
•Signature based detection
•Pattern searching in all processes address space
•Scanning for game process handles
•Scanning files for signatures (offline)
•Send suspected programs to server for analysis
•Check DNS history for cheat update servers

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RogueKiller / Re: ==> Proc.Injected <==

« on: November 02, 2017, 10:59:30 AM »

I hope I did this right.  Dump is massive - sorry. I can just put it up. However, I "zipped it" because it was so big
 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_nYg3QQRwsDaW1oeEozSm1RMGM/view?usp=sharing
From RKlogue: ¤¤¤ Processes : 1 ¤¤¤
[Proc.Injected|Proc.RunPE] Wow-64.exe(4756) -- C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Wow-64.exe[7] -> Found

System: Win 10 x64; 8 MB Ram

I've had a problem with my computer as a whole, I just posted in another thread.  It runs sluggish/slow - like something is eating resources.  It is random though over the last 6+ months more frequent.  I am 50% confident this problem is magnified (more common) when I run the above game.  The taskmanager disk usage goes up to 100% when I load a new process/program and "hangs"/stays there like something is going on - but it is not all I am doing is playing a game, working or on the net.  While playing the above game the disk usage frequently spikes too (It happens with WOW more frequently; when initially loaded or during play).  I contacted Microsoft directly as this 100% disk usage is a known issue.  One of their technicians "took over" my computer for about an hour. they said hardware was fine. The MS tech assured me the problem was fixed.  It still exists.  My computer is essentially useless when this happens and it is happening fairly frequently.  My computer is lagging/just like something else is using it too.  I do not know if these 2 issues are correlated.  Though, I am confident the problem is more frequent when playing this game.

I know on this site, they talk about injections: http://www.blizzhackers.cc

If the two are not related RKs finding & the computer running slow, I still need help. My computer after a long time is becoming unusable.  Not sure what to

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Malware removal help / RogueKiller Finds them, says it removes them but after reboot still there.

« on: November 02, 2017, 10:08:09 AM »

I5 - processor
Win 10 x 64; 8mb Ram

It is probably me, not RogueKiller.  Not sure what I am doing wrong.  I am not sure if the 2 problems are related.  The first problem Roguekiller finds things, but after I am told they are removed, they are still found - the same ones ("problems").  So, I run Roguekiller, delete the "stuff", reboot and rescan. All 16 problems are still there,

The second problem:

All of my computer resources feel like they are being used or drained.  Computer feels sluggish, slow or lagged.  When I look at task manager it says my disk use is 100%  this is a fairly frequent problem. 

I did all of these steps and none worked:
https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/fix-100-disk-usage-in-task-manager-improve-pc-performance-on-windows-10/

I contacted Microsoft Support, someone took control of my computer and they pretty much followed the same steps though informed me they did additional trouble shooting and solved the problem, they did not fix it.

I do not know if it is important to note but this is an official fix, I do not have this "Device"
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3083595/task-manager-might-show-100-disk-utilization-on-windows-10-devices-wit

ERRORS:
[Proc.Injected|Proc.RunPE] Wow-64.exe(10016) -- C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Wow-64.exe[7] -> Found
12 "[PUP.Gen0]" errors
A firewall problem and another.