Possible Virus etc, Unknown files on D drive Options

[13ew]

I few days ago I noticed several unknown files had appeared on my D drive ( used mainly for data).
These consisted of a string of numbers and letters viz: 3590F75ABA9E485486C100C1A9D4FF06zzzzz..zzz.zz.rar.
I removed them all - about 1gb in total - and decided to backtrack to a previous restore point. On completion my Kaspersky Internet Security database was corrupted.
I did a repair and then updated the database and ran a full scan. No problems were found.

Today another similar file has appeared on my D drive again. Can anyone help?

I am using Windows 7 Home on my Acer desktop computer.

[Berny]

Hello,

Can you post à Gsi log http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=915

[13ew]

http://www.getsysteminfo.com/read.php?file=d87ebb3d4a6b706955cea906482be3f6

_{//edit: add clickable link.} Clickable link is here: http://www.getsysteminfo.com/read.php?file...5cea906482be3f6

This post has been edited by richbuff: 29.05.2011 01:07

[TOGS]

Hello......Have a look through this link where you will see the exact same file as yours.

3590F75ABA9E485486C100C1A9D4FF06ZZ.Z...Z....ZZZZ....read through and even though its been uploaded to virustotal

on at least 2 occasions ..about 5 months ago firstly and the last being 6 days ago .

Nothing conclusive has been found and in the link it disappeared by itself.

http://forums.v3.co.uk/showthread.php?t=211317

http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii64/To...96/Picture1.jpg

While Spywareterminator in itself is not on the list of incompatible with KAV,Clam antivirus is and this i understand comes

integrated with SPY/Term....So do you notice any problems like slowdown or similar even though thats not your question.

Anyway there is nothing conclusive in the link and they don't consider it a danger so it is possible it has something to do

with SpywareTerminator but i accept it could be another program you have installed....possible log files maybe.

I see nothing else untoward in your GSI but another member or moderator may spot something

[13ew]

Thanks for the help.

I do have slowdown issues which started when the rogue files appeared.

Should I uninstall SpywareTerminator?

[TOGS]

Thanks for the help.

I do have slowdown issues which started when the rogue files appeared.

Should I uninstall SpywareTerminator?

Hi again.....Well if you do have slowdown problems certainly uninstall it as it will cause all kinds of conflicts.

Spyware Terminator includes:

Fast spyware scanning * 100% real-time protection * HIPS protection * Antivirus protection...so everything that KAV is doing.

http://www.spywareterminator.com/features/...e-features.aspx

Follow this to disable it and then remove from programs/features.............

http://www.spywareterminator.com/support/f...d=spyterm_help5

Give it a few days and see if those strange files come back.

This post has been edited by TOGS: 29.05.2011 03:57

[antikythera]

for assistance with possible malware issues please read this and follow the instructions:

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=84003

[13ew]

Hi,

Uninstalled SpywareTerminator but this hasn't solved the problem.

Already, several rogue files have appeared on my D drive in the last couple of hours.

[richbuff]

Topic was moved to Virus section, since you were referred to this section.

Wrong log. Please attach the .zip. The .zip that contains the .xml and the htm.

[13ew]

Sorry for posting wrong file.
Hope I got it right this time.

Attached File(s)

 virusinfo_syscure.zip ( 50.89K ) Number of downloads: 1

 

[richbuff]

Your log looks clean.

[13ew]

I've discovered, by monitoring every program opened, that the files are created during a scan by CCleaner.

The settings were set to "wipe free space". This creates several files which, in my case, sit on my D drive.
They disappear after a few days.

So mystery solved.

Thanks for your help.