Malware and Browser Redirects

@raynarayskye – Malware changes, it now downloads several TDSS Rootkits, new video and blog article covers removing these

@Wolliom – Go to my site and download TDSSKiller, sounds like a rootkit has embedded in your system

@misspratchettfan – You’re welcome. Malware keeps changing and removal methods also change. No longer do Hosts get hijacked or wdmaud get changed, it’s a bit harder now but there are many free tools which will remove the threats and I’m pleased to hear tat you have solved your problems too

@GrandMasterSloth – Download Rkill, preferably the com version and suoperantispyware portable, watch my video on Avast Test for more info on Rkill, runs in cmd window and kills running malware processes, then run superantispyware, remove all threats, reboot and scan with malwarebytes

@awsome3003 – Which folder are you deleting which then comes back?

@ peacenlove3 – Now that you have wiped it, if you can, make a backup image when everything is updated and do this regularly keeping the last two images and as a new one is created delete the oldest, much easier to restore an image than wipe everything and start again

@peacenlove3 – Sent you another message

@peacenlove3 – I will send you a message with more details

@ ihatelifejosemartine – TDSSKiller is a good tool and mbam doesn’t always find TDSS as there are many verions of it. TDSSKiller easily removes it

@ihatelifejosemartine – esagelabs do an excellent tdss remover if mbanm fails, although mbam is first choice to run as it will remove most malware

@lamorlayefrance – Malwarebytes will prompt the user to reboot to finalise the removal process which includes registry items after the scan and removal process