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Removing a Rootkit
I think my computer is being affected by a Rootkit.
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12-20-16 03:26 PM
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A few minutes ago, while doing research on ancient music, I accidentally visited a link to Yahoo, which I heard has become a Root kit by the request of some high-up group, probably law enforcement. Anyway, since I visited Yahoo for a few seconds, I'm afraid that my PC has been infected with Yahoo's Root kit. I deactivated my Yahoo account months ago after I learned about what Yahoo did not too long ago. In case my computer has been infected with a Root kit, how do I remove its effect from my computer? I don't want foreign corporations deleting important files while I'm sleeping.
A few minutes ago, while doing research on ancient music, I accidentally visited a link to Yahoo, which I heard has become a Root kit by the request of some high-up group, probably law enforcement. Anyway, since I visited Yahoo for a few seconds, I'm afraid that my PC has been infected with Yahoo's Root kit. I deactivated my Yahoo account months ago after I learned about what Yahoo did not too long ago. In case my computer has been infected with a Root kit, how do I remove its effect from my computer? I don't want foreign corporations deleting important files while I'm sleeping.
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TouchMaster97 : You should first run a few scans to see if you do indeed have a rootkit.
Spybot, Malwarebytes, and Avast should let you know if you've been infected.
TouchMaster97 : You should first run a few scans to see if you do indeed have a rootkit.
Spybot, Malwarebytes, and Avast should let you know if you've been infected.
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