mmmm may I ask you whats the difference between keygens coding and non-keygens coding lol?

 

The most likely thing, if you actually got infected, is that you got infected from something else you donwloaded or visited and when you ran a search your AV flagged a keygen that has nothing to do with it.

 

@Kuuhaku official code check system for unique ID = Pass
unofficial code check system for unique ID = Virus
nfo say one dev change function of MS .dll file- this virus action- place MS penis in mouth = whitelist virus definition

 

I have never heard of keygens so you are asking the wrong person. I am a 100% legit musician.

 

ooooooh I see, thanks for the explaining

 

mmmm, so I guess kg music is so addctive thats they classify it as a threat

 

It certainly is.

 

The companies or company lawyers send the fingerprint of the keygens (and sometimes patched executables) to the AV companies saying they're bad bad bad! That is the only reason they're triggering your AV.

 

OOOOOOOOOOOOOH NOOOOOOOO!!!! TROJAN ON THA SOUL SIZTA SITE!!!!!!

 

no UFW, but it was not unable before I noticed my computer was hacked.

 

Maybe you should go back and rewatch the youtube video that you used as a reference. You managed to "infect" a linux distro using wine.

Then you cry wolf. Then you kinda retracted and didn't provide much evidence.

I take, rather then sudo you just ran as root user?

You do know that in order for this "keylogger" to provide a payload and get access to the package installer you would have had to be running
in a high privileged state.

Not to mention the .exe binary you did run.. The antivirus would have nailed it before you even got the ls gui to render the directory window.

Want sympathy?.. Not going to get it here.

Also. I would have taken this issue to the mod/site admin that you downloaded it from. You opted to post on this forum.

Tell your cat to leave your mouse alone.

 

which youtube video are you talking of ? perhaps no sympathy from you but your are not alone guy ! issue happens as soon as I closed the keygen and I have never noticed this issue for 10 years in Linux !

 

Have you run netstat yet to see what has opened a port?

 

I ran netstat on a terminal but it results dozens of ligns and I don't know what to search for !

 

10 years!.. oh man. You sir are a liar. You know how I know this. Because you included jack all about your setup.

Go look at a linux help forum and compare that to how you did your post.

You running windows 7 and got caught with your pants down and too ashamed to admit it?

10 years experience and you couldn't even include your distribution flavor.
Never mind anything useful to even prove you got it from a reliable source.

I'll just leave this link here for you to read.
https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#Should_I_run_Wine_as_root.3F

 

I can't lie; I'm enjoying the complete and utter lack of subtlety. Well-played.

 

Maybe look for processes you don't recognise, but you've been using Linux for 10 years so you should know this right?

 

Want to be honest with us now?

Try sudo netstat -plnt since your likely running Ubuntu

Better yet.. https://askubuntu.com/ ... Just don't tell em it is becauses of warez

https://askubuntu.com/questions/538208/how-to-check-opened-closed-ports-on-my-computer

Or wipe and reinstall and don't use root. But members in the "Linux" will likely tell you the same thing.

Your machine has been compromised. Learn from your mistake. Backup what you can. chroot yourself and scan the medium. Format and reinstall.

Without knowing exactly how it all came to be. Even if we offer some direction.. In the end something else could be sleeping.

 

Ban trollers spreading rumors without evidence
These are just trolls that hate RtooR's big waves.