A few days ago while going through our Avast logs I noticed that this trojan (JS:ScriptPE-inf [Trj]) had been blocked a bunch of times without anyone noticing. Can JS:includer-BAO[Trj] Be False Positive? JS:includer-BAO[Trj] has been deemed by most surfers as a website lock with its warning alert popping up whenever a site is activated. So far, only Avast (an anti-virus program) has been detected to release the warning.
Hello.
A few days ago while going through our Avast logs I noticed that this trojan (JS:ScriptPE-inf [Trj]) had been blocked a bunch of times without anyone noticing. It seems that Avast detected the trojan trying to get in through an ingame web browser while my son was playing counter strike (motd screen you get when loading a server), but fullscreen mode kept Avast silent. Anyhow, we’ve done some web searching, and we’ve learned that it’s apparently a keylogger of sorts. Now we’re even more paranoid, we haven’t seen any signs of weird behaviour, however keyloggers sometimes try to pass off as if everything were normal in order to snatch passcodes. Now everyone’s afraid to use the family computer.
We’ve scanned with Avast (boot time scan), ESET online scan, Malwarebytes, Malwarebytes antirootkit, trendmicro attk and rootkitbuster. Rootkitbuster picked up a hidden file in my firefox cache, and that’s all.
I’ve also updated java some time after the avast notifications.
I’d like to know if there might be an infection and if so, how to deal with it?
Thank you.
DDS (Ver_2012–11–20.01) — NTFS_x86
Internet Explorer: 8.0.7600.16385 BrowserJavaVersion: 10.51.2
Run by Casa at 6:27:00 on 2014–02–02
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 6.1.7600.0.1252.51.3082.18.3574.2234 [GMT -5:00]
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AV: avast! Antivirus *Enabled/Updated* {17AD7D40-BA12–9C46–7131–94903A54AD8B}
SP: Windows Defender *Enabled/Outdated* {D68DDC3A-831F-4fae-9E44-DA132C1ACF46}
SP: avast! Antivirus *Enabled/Updated* {ACCC9CA4–9C28–93C8–4B81-AFE241D3E736}
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Running Processes
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C:Windowssystem32wininit.exe
C:Windowssystem32lsm.exe
C:Windowssystem32atiesrxx.exe
C:Windowssystem32atieclxx.exe
C:Program FilesAlwil SoftwareAvast5AvastSvc.exe
C:WindowsSystem32spoolsv.exe
C:Program FilesCommon FilesAdobeARM1.0armsvc.exe
C:Program FilesScarlet.Crush ProductionsbinScpService.exe
C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedVS7DEBUGmdm.exe
C:Program FilesPGP CorporationPGP DesktopRDDService.exe
C:Windowssystem32PnkBstrA.exe
C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWindows LiveWLIDSVC.EXE
C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWindows LiveWLIDSvcM.exe
C:Windowssystem32wbemwmiprvse.exe
C:Windowssystem32taskhost.exe
C:Windowssystem32Dwm.exe
C:WindowsExplorer.EXE
C:Program FilesRealtekAudioHDARtHDVCpl.exe
C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12GrooveMonitor.exe
C:Program FilesMicrosoft Xbox 360 AccessoriesXBoxStat.exe
C:Program FilesAlwil SoftwareAvast5AvastUI.exe
C:Program FilesATI TechnologiesATI.ACECore-StaticMOM.exe
C:Program FilesCommon FilesJavaJava Updatejusched.exe
C:Program FilesSteamSteam.exe
C:Program FilesATI TechnologiesHydraVisionHydraDM.exe
C:Windowssystem32SearchIndexer.exe
C:Program FilesATI TechnologiesATI.ACECore-StaticCCC.exe
C:Program FilesCommon FilesSteamSteamService.exe
C:Program FilesWindows Media Playerwmpnetwk.exe
C:Program FilesMozilla Firefoxfirefox.exe
C:Windowssystem32conhost.exe
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k RPCSS
C:WindowsSystem32svchost.exe -k LocalServiceNetworkRestricted
C:WindowsSystem32svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k netsvcs
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k LocalService
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k NetworkService
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k LocalServiceNoNetwork
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k imgsvc
C:Windowssystem32svchost.exe -k NetworkServiceNetworkRestricted
C:WindowsSystem32svchost.exe -k LocalServicePeerNet
C:WindowsSystem32svchost.exe -k secsvcs
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Pseudo HJT Report
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uStart Page = hxxp://www.google.com/
BHO: Groove GFS Browser Helper: {72853161–30C5–4D22-B7F9–0BBC1D38A37E} — c:program filesmicrosoft officeoffice12GrooveShellExtensions.dll
BHO: Java™ Plug-In SSV Helper: {761497BB-D6F0–462C-B6EB-D4DAF1D92D43} — c:program filesjavajre7binssv.dll
BHO: avast! Online Security: {8E5E2654-AD2D-48bf-AC2D-D17F00898D06} — c:program filesalwil softwareavast5aswWebRepIE.dll
BHO: Windows Live ID Sign-in Helper: {9030D464–4C02–4ABF-8ECC-5164760863C6} — c:program filescommon filesmicrosoft sharedwindows liveWindowsLiveLogin.dll
BHO: Java™ Plug-In 2 SSV Helper: {DBC80044-A445–435b-BC74–9C25C1C588A9} — c:program filesjavajre7binjp2ssv.dll
TB: avast! Online Security: {CC1A175A-E45B-41ED-A30C-C9B1D7A0C02F} — c:program filesalwil softwareavast5aswWebRepIE.dll
uRun: [Steam] ‘c:program filessteamsteam.exe’ -silent
uRun: [HydraVisionDesktopManager] ‘c:program filesati technologieshydravisionHydraDM.exe’
mRun: [RtHDVCpl] c:program filesrealtekaudiohdaRtHDVCpl.exe -s
mRun: [GrooveMonitor] ‘c:program filesmicrosoft officeoffice12GrooveMonitor.exe’
mRun: [ATICustomerCare] ‘c:program filesatiaticustomercareATICustomerCare.exe’
mRun: [Adobe ARM] ‘c:program filescommon filesadobearm1.0AdobeARM.exe’
mRun: [StartCCC] ‘c:program filesati technologiesati.acecore-staticCLIStart.exe’ MSRun
mRun: [XboxStat] ‘c:program filesmicrosoft xbox 360 accessoriesXboxStat.exe’ silentrun
mRun: [AvastUI.exe] ‘c:program filesalwil softwareavast5AvastUI.exe’ /nogui
mRun: [SunJavaUpdateSched] ‘c:program filescommon filesjavajava updatejusched.exe’
mPolicies-System: ConsentPromptBehaviorUser = dword:3
mPolicies-System: EnableUIADesktopToggle = dword:0
IE: E&xportar a Microsoft Excel — c:progra~1micros~2office12EXCEL.EXE/3000
IE: {2670000A-7350–4f3c-8081–5663EE0C6C49} — {48E73304-E1D6–4330–914C-F5F514E3486C} — c:program filesmicrosoft officeoffice12ONBttnIE.dll
IE: {92780B25–18CC-41C8-B9BE-3C9C571A8263} — {FF059E31-CC5A-4E2E-BF3B-96E929D65503}
LSP: c:windowssystem32PGPlsp.dll
Trusted Zone: clonewarsadventures.com
Trusted Zone: freerealms.com
Trusted Zone: soe.com
Trusted Zone: sony.com
DPF: {7530BFB8–7293–4D34–9923–61A11451AFC5} — hxxp://download.eset.com/special/eos/OnlineScanner.cab
TCP: NameServer = 200.48.225.130 200.48.225.146
TCP: Interfaces{E4FDD680–0B92–43A7-B1CB-5528C2708D20} : DHCPNameServer = 200.48.225.130 200.48.225.146
Handler: grooveLocalGWS — {88FED34C-F0CA-4636-A375–3CB6248B04CD} — c:program filesmicrosoft officeoffice12GrooveSystemServices.dll
Handler: skype4com — {FFC8B962–9B40–4DFF-9458–1830C7DD7F5D} — c:program filescommon filesskypeSkype4COM.dll
AppInit_DLLs= PGPmapih.dll
SSODL: WebCheck — <orphaned>
SEH: Groove GFS Stub Execution Hook — {B5A7F190-DDA6–4420-B3BA-52453494E6CD} — c:program filesmicrosoft officeoffice12GrooveShellExtensions.dll
LSA: Notification Packages = scecli PGPpwflt
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FIREFOX
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FF — ProfilePath — c:userscasaappdataroamingmozillafirefoxprofilesc3zhax9f.default
FF — prefs.js: browser.startup.homepage — www.google.com
FF — plugin: c:program filesadobereader 11.0readerairnppdf32.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesbattlelog web plugins2.1.7npesnlaunch.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesbattlelog web pluginssonar0.70.4npesnsonar.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesjavajre7bindtpluginnpdeployJava1.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesjavajre7binplugin2npjp2.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesmicrosoft silverlight5.1.20125.0npctrlui.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesubisoftubisoft game launchernpuplaypc.dll
FF — plugin: c:program filesubisoftubisoft game launchernpuplaypchub.dll
FF — plugin: c:windowssystem32macromedflashNPSWF32_12_0_0_43.dll
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SERVICES / DRIVERS
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R0 aswRvrt;avast! Revert;c:windowssystem32driversaswRvrt.sys [2013–8–28 49944]
R0 aswVmm;avast! VM Monitor;c:windowssystem32driversaswVmm.sys [2013–8–28 180248]
R0 pgpfs;PGP File Sharing;c:windowssystem32driversPGPfsfd.sys [2012–6–29 147048]
R0 Pgpwdefs;Pgpwdefs;c:windowssystem32driversPGPwdefs.sys [2012–6–29 14744]
R1 aswSnx;aswSnx;c:windowssystem32driversaswSnx.sys [2011–3–14 775952]
R1 aswSP;aswSP;c:windowssystem32driversaswSP.sys [2010–12–14 410784]
R2 AMD External Events Utility;AMD External Events Utility;c:windowssystem32atiesrxx.exe [2013–3–28 219136]
R2 aswMonFlt;aswMonFlt;c:windowssystem32driversaswMonFlt.sys [2010–12–14 67824]
R2 avast! Antivirus;avast! Antivirus;c:program filesalwil softwareavast5AvastSvc.exe [2014–1–29 50344]
R2 Ds3Service;SCP DS3 Service;c:program filesscarlet.crush productionsbinScpService.exe [2013–12–9 388352]
R2 PGP RDD Service;PGP RDD Service;c:program filespgp corporationpgp desktopRDDService.exe [2012–6–29 1588488]
R3 aswStm;aswStm;c:windowssystem32driversaswstm.sys [2014–1–9 64168]
R3 AtiHDAudioService;AMD Function Driver for HD Audio Service;c:windowssystem32driversAtihdW73.sys [2013–2–14 79872]
R3 e1kexpress;Intel® PRO/1000 PCI Express Network Connection Driver K;c:windowssystem32driverse1k6232.sys [2010–4–6 224424]
R3 ScpVBus;Scp Virtual Bus Driver;c:windowssystem32driversScpVBus.sys [2013–12–9 33024]
S2 clr_optimization_v4.0.30319_32;Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN v4.0.30319_X86;c:windowsmicrosoft.netframeworkv4.0.30319mscorsvw.exe [2010–3–18 130384]
S2 SkypeUpdate;Skype Updater;c:program filesskypeupdaterUpdater.exe [2013–10–23 172192]
S3 b57nd60x;Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet — NDIS 6.0;c:windowssystem32driversb57nd60x.sys [2009–7–13 229888]
S3 MotioninJoyXFilter;MotioninJoy Virtual Xinput device Filter Driver;c:windowssystem32driversMijXfilt.sys [2011–11–4 97552]
S3 VMUVC;Vimicro Camera Service VMUVC;c:windowssystem32driversVMUVC.sys [2010–12–14 254720]
S3 vvftUVC;Vimicro Camera Filter Service VMUVC;c:windowssystem32driversvvftUVC.sys [2010–12–14 398720]
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Created Last 30
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2014–01–31 02:12:03 — — — — d — — -w- c:windowspss
2014–01–30 23:43:32 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{9FDBA568-EE58–4AEB-B4FB-6C1C88755A1E}
2014–01–30 11:43:07 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{BCAC27A8–3AFF-49FF-81AA-ADFC3441B365}
2014–01–30 10:42:50 — — — — d — — -w- c:programdataMalwarebytes’ Anti-Malware (portable)
2014–01–30 10:42:49 107224 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversMBAMSwissArmy.sys
2014–01–30 10:42:05 75480 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversmbamchameleon.sys
2014–01–29 23:42:42 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{BE42CCF7–2027–45A9–9100-C94CA4D1D0B0}
2014–01–29 05:01:58 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{3BB31C76–7E80–4645–8B9F-4F07BE796333}
2014–01–28 17:01:34 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{D71179BD-4549–4A19-BB28–67C6CFCC7096}
2014–01–27 17:00:57 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{3A37617A-F82B-442C-BDE4–8F5EBB9BE8A3}
2014–01–26 17:00:21 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{09061154–9694–4174-B503–2AF694D816BB}
2014–01–26 04:59:57 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{0FD549F4-B738–4553–91E4-D4E1867637E7}
2014–01–25 16:59:32 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{26DFD8E7–905E-4075-A8FA-501ED414493A}
2014–01–25 04:59:07 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{8D5B07C9–948D-46BE-80E3-A7110528AC8D}
2014–01–24 16:58:43 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{CAA26D2A-9722–414A-A77B-C4BCA479C877}
2014–01–23 16:58:04 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{037481C2-C906–44D7-ABC0–2A418ED3CAD7}
2014–01–22 15:36:32 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{9082F407–0AF4–4DD3–9755-DF783B5B1653}
2014–01–22 03:36:07 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{8211782E-69E1–425E-A991–1211B55AD0C4}
2014–01–21 15:35:43 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{C9B29278–4DB2–4AAB-B6EC-5C3897B6D046}
2014–01–21 03:35:18 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{99C55F1E-248C-41AF-A7E8–13D982D7D947}
2014–01–20 15:34:45 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{AAFABF1C-9B9A-4F9B-81CC-261D5CA81DA9}
2014–01–19 17:03:13 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{C990B2F1–3A7E-4496-A403–6BF09AEB9EDF}
2014–01–19 06:05:07 — — — — d — — -w- C:Games
2014–01–19 05:57:44 — — — — d — — -w- c:program filesNexus Mod Manager
2014–01–19 04:50:48 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{D2D14E05-A1ED-4C14-B3EC-FA84CF9CA717}
2014–01–18 04:50:11 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{1CDE3E75-F271–441F-AEA8–5E7636038170}
2014–01–17 16:49:46 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{9DDA88AB-7309–45EE-AD49–840C5C5EF9AD}
2014–01–17 04:49:21 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{BDAABD57-FABD-493A-A7ED-B7535D9D1A32}
2014–01–16 16:48:56 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{D7E0E78E-2C16–4E31–9415–1FBAC1EC6C40}
2014–01–16 14:27:53 22856 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversmbam.sys
2014–01–16 14:27:53 — — — — d — — -w- c:program filesMalwarebytes’ Anti-Malware
2014–01–16 12:06:45 — — — — d — — -w- C:BOSS
2014–01–16 04:48:32 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{123E424E-E418–4762-B9DE-AC41E5BC425C}
2014–01–15 16:48:07 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{CAC9384C-9AE1–440A-B3AE-3BEBBD64A422}
2014–01–15 04:47:43 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{27828DD0–9E28–484E-8B0D-121A2D9B4931}
2014–01–14 16:47:19 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{144CF511–7041–44A5-A3CB-628D79C75366}
2014–01–14 04:46:54 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{C592396B-8958–4827-A2E1-CD83CA938D89}
2014–01–13 04:46:17 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{C68BE041–1CA4–4638–92F4-EA7A5CF05D1E}
2014–01–12 16:45:44 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{E829C925-AE14–431E-8411–79C53ABECE74}
2014–01–11 16:01:23 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{BB8F28A7–55ED-4D5E-BC59-FBB5E7DC0B46}
2014–01–10 13:05:50 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{137B6E8E-2B22–49BE-905D-84E7971A839D}
2014–01–10 02:58:08 — — — — d — — -w- c:program filesCCleaner
2014–01–10 01:35:55 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdataroamingAVAST Software
2014–01–10 01:32:13 64168 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversaswstm.sys
2014–01–10 01:24:32 — — — — d — — -w- c:programdataAVAST Software
2014–01–10 01:05:25 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{7D22B45F-51D1–494B-A8F0–76BAF10132AA}
2014–01–09 13:05:00 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{5A0017C6–4D95–4F78–9FFF-E55E10B37965}
2014–01–08 03:09:28 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{DC13B96B-1B0F-404A-A90D-49F8A44AC219}
2014–01–07 15:08:54 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{21D658DD-F2A0–4CF8–8469-F912D63A2C72}
2014–01–06 16:08:15 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{AE922A7D-E3BB-4D56-AD7C-B9A9CDAD776E}
2014–01–05 16:07:37 — — — — d — — -w- c:userscasaappdatalocal{609261FD-F122–4F19–9F84–5BA33D20D617}
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Find3M
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2014–01–31 20:46:23 71048 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
2014–01–31 20:46:23 692616 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32FlashPlayerApp.exe
2014–01–31 20:39:09 94632 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32WindowsAccessBridge.dll
2014–01–30 01:54:01 775952 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversaswSnx.sys
2014–01–30 01:54:01 67824 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversaswMonFlt.sys
2014–01–30 01:54:01 43152 — — a-w- c:windowsavastSS.scr
2014–01–10 01:32:06 79720 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversaswRdr2.sys
2014–01–10 01:32:06 49944 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversaswRvrt.sys
2014–01–10 01:32:06 180248 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversaswVmm.sys
2013–12–20 04:38:59 140064 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32driversPnkBstrK.sys
2013–12–20 04:38:52 280856 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32PnkBstrB.xtr
2013–12–20 04:38:52 280856 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32PnkBstrB.exe
2013–12–17 06:03:31 280792 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32PnkBstrB.ex0
2013–11–14 18:02:11 111262 — — a-w- c:windowssystem32PGPlspRollback.reg
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FINISH: 6:27:29.11
JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] is a dangerous computer infection that comes in a Java Script file. It can do many bad things to a computer once it gains an access. JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] is a tricky malware that comes into your computer evading your antivirus program. You will have no clue that it is coming neither see any changes on the computer operation while it is being installed. However, gradual changes can be felt right after it completed loading all scripts.
One signs of the infection is constant browser redirect to unknown web site. This indicates that JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] has penetrated into the configuration file of Internet browser. Also, displaying a number of pop-up advertisements also prove that your browsing activity is under the control of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj].
Deleting the Trojan from infected computer is an easy task. In order for you to remove JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] with ease, we have prepared a systematic guide on this page. This method helps you remove the risky Trojan and eliminate other threat that maybe part of it. Follow the guide carefully.
What are the Symptoms of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] Infection?
Browser redirect and pop-up advertisement are just a few signs of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] infection. Presence of this Trojan also initiates constant alert from your installed antivirus program. See sample screenshot image below.
Threat Summary
Threat:JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj]Type: TrojanBrief Description:This Trojan is Java script file that redirects web browser to unwanted websites.Removal Tool:▼ DOWNLOAD MalwareFox
Description
JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] is a dangerous computer infection that comes in a Java Script file. It can do many bad things to a computer once it gains an access. JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] is a tricky malware that comes into your computer evading your antivirus program. You will have no clue that it is coming neither see any changes on the computer operation while it is being installed. However, gradual changes can be felt right after it completed loading all scripts.
One signs of the infection is constant browser redirect to unknown web site. This indicates that JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] has penetrated into the configuration file of Internet browser. Also, displaying a number of pop-up advertisements also prove that your browsing activity is under the control of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj].
Deleting the Trojan from infected computer is an easy task. In order for you to remove JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] with ease, we have prepared a systematic guide on this page. This method helps you remove the risky Trojan and eliminate other threat that maybe part of it. Follow the guide carefully.
What are the Symptoms of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] Infection?
Browser redirect and pop-up advertisement are just a few signs of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] infection. Presence of this Trojan also initiates constant alert from your installed antivirus program. See sample screenshot image below.
Procedures to Remove JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj]
Removal steps on this page will help you get rid of the threat effectively using tools and virus scanners. Please make sure that you will carry out the guide in exact order.
Procedure 1: Scan Computer in Safe Mode Using Installed Anti-virus Program
1. When troubleshooting a PC, one common step is to boot operating system into Safe Mode with Networking. The same approach will be used in the removal of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj]. Please execute instructions based on your Windows OS version.
Start Windows 8 / Windows 10 in Safe Mode with Networking
- Close all running programs on your computer because we will need to restart Windows on this procedure.
— Press and Hold Shift key on your keyboard while clicking on Restart.
— You will then be presented with Troubleshooting Options.
— Click on Troubleshoot icon.
— Then, Click on Advanced Options icon.
— Select Startup Settings icon and then, Click on Restart button.
— When Windows restarts, it will prompt to choose number from the list of options. Press the number on your keyboard that corresponds to Safe Mode with Networking, commonly number 5.
— Once in Safe Mode, please proceed to the next step which is running a virus scan on the computer.
Start in Safe Mode with Networking (Windows XP / Vista / 7 Instruction)
- Please restart the computer and just before Windows start, press F8 on your keyboard repeatedly. You will be presented with Advanced Options Menu.
— From the selections, choose Safe Mode with Networking. Please use keyboard’s arrow up/down to navigate between selections and press Enter to proceed.
2. Once your Windows is running in Safe Mode, open your installed anti-virus programs and update it to the most recent version by automatically downloading necessary updates.
3. Thoroughly scan the computer and remove all identified threats. Do not restart or turn off the computer after the scan process. You still need to run another scan. Please follow the next procedure.
Procedure 2: Scan and remove JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] files with MalwareBytes Anti-Malware
To remove JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj], download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. This tool is effective in getting rid of Trojans, viruses and malware.
1. After downloading, please install the program using the default settings.
2. At the end of the installation, please make sure that it will download necessary updates.
3. Once update has completed, MalwareFox will launch.
4. Select SCAN button of MalwareFox application.
5. Scanning process will start and infections list will be displayed. Click NEXT to remove them.
Procedure 3: Run extra scan with Junkware Removal Tool
To make sure that no more malicious files linked to JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] are inside the computer, we must run another effective scanner. This time, use Junkware Removal Tool. No installation is necessary with this tool.
1. Click the button above to start the download process. Save the file to your preferred location.
2. Junkware Removal Tool will close all running applications later. So, before executing the file, please Bookmark or Print this page. And then, close all programs.
3. Double-click the JRT.exe Avast for business free. file to initiate the tool.
4. It will prompt you to ‘Press any key to continue.’
5. Junkware Removal Tool will create a Restore Point and proceed with the scan. Please wait for the scan process to finish.
6. After scanning the computer, JRT will open a Notepad containing scan logs. It may have not find JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] relevant entities, but it will surely delete any malicious items not found in the previous scans.
Procedure 4: Reset Affected Internet Browser
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Reset browser settings of Google Chrome:
1. Open Google Chrome browser.
2. In the address bar, type this: chrome://settings/ and then, press Enter.
3. Navigate at the end of the page and click on Show advanced settings.
4. At the bottom of the page, click on Reset settings to remove all changes made by JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj].
Reset Internet Explorer Settings:
1. Open Internet Explorer software.
2. Navigate to top menu and click Tools > Internet Options.
3. On Internet Options window, select Advanced tab.
4. In order to reverse modifications caused by JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj], click on Reset button to bring back Internet Explorer’s settings to their default condition.
Reset Firefox to its default state:
1. Open Mozilla Firefox program.
2. Navigate to top menu and Open Help Menu. Then, select on Troubleshooting Information.
3. Click on Refresh Firefox button to erase the effect of JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj].
Protect your PC from JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] or Similar Attack
Turn On Safe Browsing Features
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Google Chrome’s Protection from Dangerous Sites
With Google Chrome’s Dangerous Site Protection feature, you will have lesser risks browsing the web. It will display a warning when the site you are trying to visit is suspicious, thus, you can prevent JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj] infection. To enable protection from dangerous sites, please do these steps:
1. Open Google Chrome.
2. In the address bar, type this: chrome://settings/ and then, Press Enter.
3. Once on the settings page, click on Show advanced settings.. at the bottom of the page to see the rest of the Chrome setup.
4. Locate Privacy section and mark ‘Protect you and your device from dangerous sites’.
5. Please restart Google Chrome. New settings keep your browser safe while surfing the web.
SEE MORE : Enable Google Chrome’s protection from dangerous sites
Internet Explorer — Activate SmartScreen Filter
Internet Explorer versions 8 and 9 has this feature called SmartScreen Filter. It helps detect phishing web sites and protect you from downloading malicious programs including JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj]. To turn on SmartScreen Filter, follow these steps:
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1. Please open Internet Explorer.
2. On top menu, select Tools (IE 9). For IE 8, please look for Safety menu.
3. Select SmartScreen Filter from the drop-down list and click on Turn on SmartScreen Filter.
4. Please restart Internet Explorer.
SEE MORE : Comprehensive steps to activate SmartScreen Filter
Mozilla Firefox — Block Attack Sites and Web Forgeries
Phishing and Malware Protection is a built-in feature on Firefox version 3 or later. It warns you when a page you are trying to visit contains phishing content or an attack site designed to drop threats such as JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj]. To help you keep safe while browsing the Internet using Firefox, please follow this guide:
1. Open Mozilla Firefox browser.
2. On top menu, click on Open Menu. Then select Options from the list.
3. Select Security and put a check mark on the following items:
- Warn me when sites try to install add-ons
- Block reported attack sites
- Block reported web forgeries
Edge Browser — SmartScreen Filter
SmartScreen filter is a built-in feature in Microsoft Edge browser that can help you deter malicious programs such as JS:ScriptIP-Inf [Trj]. It can block malicious web sites and downloads.
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1. Open Microsoft Edge browser.
2. Click on More Actions button located at top right corner of the screen.
3. Select Settings from the drop-down list.
4. Under Settings menu, go to Advanced Settings section and click on View Advanced Settings.
5. Scroll down to ‘help protect my PC from malicious sites and downloads with SmartScreen Filter’. Turn it to ON.
6.You may now restart Microsoft Edge browser.
