Is there some kind of database that can tell you what infections..

you can expect when you get infected with a specific type of malware? If I were to post the logs would you be able to tell me what infected files or keys were part of the same attack?

I doubt there is a database for this, but certain malware programs, called droppers, exist purely to install other pieces of malware on a system. If we notice a dropper program, we might be able to make connections between it and other pieces of malware.

I have a malwarebytes anti-rootkit scan done on an old computer I have. I am dying to know if all these infections are part of the same attack or if they are multiple attacks. (It was infected years ago) If you could look at it and see if you could make any connections, I would really appreciate it.

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Keep in mind that a single infection can have several associated entries that appear in a log. For example, all lines ending in "(Backdoor.0Access)" are pieces of the same infection (ZeroAccess).

Okay, could all those Zero Access's be part of the alureon rootkit as well? I've read that alureon also can be associated with rouge security defender as well. It would just be nice if I knew if all these were part of the same single infection.