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If you are infected with RATs or Keyloggres
 All of you know that you need to have an internet connection to make a RAT or a Keylogger work, i.e., if you are not connected to internet, you don't have to worry about being infected with RAT or Keylogger. So for those who have internet connection and think they are being infected with a Trojan, here is a little guide that can solve your problem.
1. Every program has their own process which can be seen on task manager. So the first thing to do is to find out which process theTrojan is being attached to. If you see some unknown process search that on google. A good hacker will always makes sure he hides its process with a Windows based Process, for eg. svchost.exe or something like that. 2. If you cant find, then the next thing you can do is use cmd (to open cmd prompt, Click on Start--->Accessories-->Command prompt). 3. Once Command Prompt is opened, use this command: netstat -an |find /i "listening" This command will show all the opening ports. Now check for any unknown port. 4. You can skip step 3 if you want, and can do this instead. Open command prompt and type netstat -b Now this command will show you the active connections with the process with their PID (Process Identifier) and also the packets. Look out for SYN Packets and the Foreign address its been connecting with , check the process its been associated with, check the ports also. If you find that its connecting to some unknown ports, then you can say you have been backdoored. 5. Go to your task manager. On the top of it, click on View---> select Column---> Tick on PID (Process Identifier). Match the suspicious Process with the Processes In task manager, check PID also. Now most of the RATs resides on Start up. How to delete them from start up? a) Go to regedit ---> HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current version\Run On the Right hand side, check for the process name which you find on step 4. if its not their. Check at HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Run OR Open Cmd prompt & type start msconfig. Go to Startup tab, you can check the startup process there. That's it. | |
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