[Common]

well recently i had a trojan attack my computer and stuff. i got a whole bunch of scanners and scanned the computer. after the weekend it was gone and the norton popup thingy went away, i then went to go check the file where it was which was something like:
WINDOWS/system32/pmjk.dll

it was gone.


My internet was screwed up a little bit before this attack so im guessing the trojans did something to my computer/internet connection. I couldnt play counter strike so im guessing its the internet connection. Heres a screen of my network performance:



if you need any further information dont hesitate to ask.




btw, i was planning a system reformat to the way i bought my computer half a year ago since its all screwed up

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I don't see what's wrong. If you think that there's something still there, do a hijackthis scan and post the log in the malware forum.

[Numb Remxed]

I don't see what's wrong. If you think that there's something still there, do a hijackthis scan and post the log in the malware forum.

[Common]

no its two problems i got


i think that theres some stuff thats left behing by the trojan and my internet connection is screwed up

on the screen it says network utalixation: 0% but usually i get like 20ish%

[Numb Remxed]

what kind of internet do you have?

I have cable and my network utalization is always have 0%...

[Common]

i use a modem thingy to connect it to my phone jack..i dont know wat its called but i use the company "Telus"

[Ryan]

Do you know whether you have a DSL connection or a regular dial-up connection? Depending on which type of connection you have, the network utilization can vary.

EDIT: The screenshot looks like you have a broadband connection. It has been a while since I haven't used a networked computer, so I could be mistaken.
With broadband, I have never seen my network utilization above 1%, if even that high. On dial-up I have seen it as high as 20%.

-Ryan

Edited by rmurphy, 06 December 2005 - 06:18 AM.

[Irongeek]

Everything looks good to me from this point. You should open command prompt and issue

netstat -ano if not this, at least go to www.foundstone.com and download fport. If their is still trojan activity it will be easily detected. What trojan was this?