These days if I can't immediately spot the malware, ESET sysinspector (which is free) - will give you a color coded view of what is known and where the binary checksums match those of "known" DLLs, and what is potentially altered, or is just unknown - even known bad DLLs.įree defense are measures often overlooked. In the past I have used superantispyware, but have not bothered in a while, as it's cleaning capabilities in the free version are non-existent (but it can help you find the whacky dll files to go after). I attack things with mbam first, then scans using a commercial product (ESET antivirus most often) - and then I drop into combofix, gmer and other tools. I'm working on a machine now that neither mbam, nor combo fix, nor any other "free" cleaner will fix - this will be a hard slog through combofix and ESET sysinspector logs, and the dlls will have to be removed manually - not every infection can be cleaned readily and easily with free tools. Gmer is a great rootkit tool - as is rootkitrevealer and there are plenty of problems that combofix can just remove with a single run. Malwarebytes AntiMalware free edition is a very good first place to start - it runs on all windows, vista, 7, both 32 and 64-bit.
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