Windows 10: pc full of trojans and malware after buying a new not so new apparantly SSD

Ragure woop · Mar 1, 2024

i Bought what i was thinking a new ssd. apears it was a ssd someone put some viruses on and than send it back to the store. but now my pc is full of trojans, malware and unwanted files. i am running Farbar Recovery scan tool now. but i really need some help here cuz i dont know how to fix this myself. some files are via powershell others are in random files like in my users/appdata/chrome further. than there are some in HKLM, i see a HKU one t.

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Mel Tar · Mar 1, 2024

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Borg 386 · Mar 1, 2024

Trojan malware: The hidden cyber threat to your PC

But while cryptojacking and ransomware continue to be widespread threats, other attackers have continued to quietly deploy a potentially much more damaging threat: trojan malware.

As the name suggests, trojan malware sneaks onto your PC by disguising itself as something else, often hidden in a malicious attachment that's distributed with a phishing email.
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It sometimes appears as if trojans have been overlooked when talking about hacking threats, with some seemingly dismissing the malware as old-hat, a dated means of attack. However, a recent report from security company Malwarebytes reveals how trojans and backdoor attacks have rocketed in the past year.

"We're seeing a new generation of stealers make an impact recently," says Jérôme Segura, head of threat intelligence at Malwarebytes.
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Trojan malware: The hidden cyber threat to your PC | ZDNet

Brink · Mar 1, 2024

Trojan malware: The hidden cyber threat to your PC

But while cryptojacking and ransomware continue to be widespread threats, other attackers have continued to quietly deploy a potentially much more damaging threat: trojan malware.

As the name suggests, trojan malware sneaks onto your PC by disguising itself as something else, often hidden in a malicious attachment that's distributed with a phishing email.
Click to expand...

It sometimes appears as if trojans have been overlooked when talking about hacking threats, with some seemingly dismissing the malware as old-hat, a dated means of attack. However, a recent report from security company Malwarebytes reveals how trojans and backdoor attacks have rocketed in the past year.

"We're seeing a new generation of stealers make an impact recently," says Jérôme Segura, head of threat intelligence at Malwarebytes.
Click to expand...

Trojan malware: The hidden cyber threat to your PC | ZDNet

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