i hope i can find help with browser google redirects here.
i've been fighting this for weeks now and desided to come here for help.
thanks,
-dburress
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, Jun 19 2010 03:08 AM
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Posted 19 June 2010 - 10:09 AM
You came to the right place. I am sure one of our malware team will have you fixed up shortly. 
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Posted 19 June 2010 - 05:22 PM
i first ran unhackme and it found and deleted catchme.sys, and pragmad.sys, but the redirects continued.
i then ran tdsskiller and it found and deleted tsk222a.tmp, klmdb.sys, and rasacd.sys and the redirects seem to be cleared up.
that was baddie that was very, very difficult to clear up.
any idea where it came from? it was on a corporate laptop and i have mcafee and superantispyware in place.
i guess hackers are always a step ahead of the game.
i then ran tdsskiller and it found and deleted tsk222a.tmp, klmdb.sys, and rasacd.sys and the redirects seem to be cleared up.
that was baddie that was very, very difficult to clear up.
any idea where it came from? it was on a corporate laptop and i have mcafee and superantispyware in place.
i guess hackers are always a step ahead of the game.
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