Windows 10: Fun times with networking malware, please help me remove and prevent.

So major issues after suspecting malware for awhile ... I finally found it (more on that in a second). The issue is my whole home network must be infected (according to the cve that is what this malware does).
That includes Chromecast, printer, 2 windows desktops, 1 Linux laptop, 2 iPhone, iPad, usb storage, hdds and router. The only way I was able to find this malware is by using a live (Ubuntu) os and scanning the windows drives with av.

Here are the CVEs:
win.torojan.rammit-7106
swf.Exploit.cve_2016_7872-5855317-0
swf.Exploit.cve_2016_7879-5889229-0
win.trojan.generic-6563181
win.trojan.generic-6563205
win.Dropper.Yeehbar-6567740-0
This hacker also put malware into my Linux system by taking over a login in client. I was not able to find the any explicit malware but I think they got in through Firefox.

Also a internal port scan of my router:
22/tcp filtered ssh
23/tcp filtered telnet
53/tcp open domain
80/tcp open http
443/tcp open https
49152/tcp open unknown
49153/tcp open unknown
49154/tcp open unknown
What really concerns me about this is what are the unknown ports, ssh and telnet,
the router basically default nothing special it is isp cisco router.

So what I have planned to do:
-Take all apple devices to apple store have them run diagnostics/ av on them.
-get a new router
-reinstall windows/Linux on devices (with trusted usb sticks)
-put all valuable files on one new storage device go through data and scan device

Here are my concerns:
-How do I know the printer is safe and malware free (seams like a great attack vector)?
-How do I know the Chromecast is safe?
-Can malware take over laptop/desktop/printer/etc firmware?
-Would using Linux to erase the storage devices be enough (as such ... )
bash >> clamscan <> <drive>
bash >> mv /good/files /trusted/drive
bash >> shred -vzn 1 <drive>
bash >> fdisk -u #to make new partition table
bash >> mkfs.ntfs <part>
would that handle all types of malware or can it hide from Linux or freedos?

My passwords are very strong for example: tUrnip55Tr35D0tFY which would be tough to break,
but my parents won't not use there last name is there anything I do to make their computers/ipads more secure. Thanks in advance this has caused really big problems in my life, like deleting my homework, causing me to drop out of school and I'm scared who ever is doing this is going to steal my identity; leave me with nothing if they haven't already. Please any advice you can give I really can't understand why some
one has done this to me but at the very least I can try and get rid of it.

:)

 

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Do not get SpyHunter. It's just as bad as the malware you have,

Follow the steps here.

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-sidecubes-virus/

If it is not listed in the Control Panel, or it can't be removed there, move on to step 2. HitmanPro might not be needed.

 

Get message Defender is removing Malware.

Sounds like the malware detections may be in a browser.

Can you give us the complete name/file path of the malware (as it appears under quarantine or on the list of detected items)?

Have you emptied temporary internet files and rebooted the computer? Then do a manual update of WD followed by a Quick Scan.

Any new browser extensions that need to be disabled?

Try this free scanner:
http://blog.emsisoft.com/2015/06/09/how-to-find-and-clean-malware-infections-with-emsisoft-emergency-kit/

If the detections continue see the following free removal guide from Malwaretips.com:
https://malwaretips.com/blogs/malware-removal-guide-for-windows/

To remove malware from Windows, follow these steps:

STEP 1: Scan your computer with Kasperskty TDSSkiller

STEP 2: Scan your computer with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

STEP 3: Stop the malicious process with Rkill

STEP 4: Double-check for malware with HitmanPro

STEP 5: Scan your computer with AdwCleaner

(OPTIONAL) STEP 6: Scan your computer with Zemana AntiMalware

(OPTIONAL) STEP 7: Reset your browser to default settings

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