Someone is infecting people on this site..

Wrath

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May 13, 2017
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I know this is actually the first time I've posted but I've never had anything useful to say. I know my stuff, and based on timing this is the ONLY place the aforementioned infection could have taken place. I can't say where exactly it took place but if anyone happened to run any of the following exe's from here I suggest checking your shit.

Quick checkup:
Run task manager (as admin) if injxcservice.exe is running from appdata/temp (constantly, without ever killing itself), kill it, delete it, remove reg entries, and either run a scan with ESET, or Kaspersky. (MBAM doesn't seem to have the injected files registered as of this post.)

Comes from one or more of the followin games:
Leaf on Fire 0.0.09 (my best assumption)
Chloe18 v4
Superpowered 0.20
A new dawn 0.8
 

Jim Webb

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Interesting, the only game I have played from that list is Superpowered and I have received no infection from that. Others should check to make sure there's is safe.
 

eosar

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Ads are usually the culprits, either here or from the mirror sites. Also, sites that mine your pc unprotected might give it aids.
 

F95

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Tested all those games with different AV's and they are safe.
Our ads are safe.

Which host do you use to download games? (FilesUpload, GoFile, UpToBox etc)
 

reaper6689

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I know this is actually the first time I've posted but I've never had anything useful to say. I know my stuff, and based on timing this is the ONLY place the aforementioned infection could have taken place. I can't say where exactly it took place but if anyone happened to run any of the following exe's from here I suggest checking your shit.

Quick checkup:
Run task manager (as admin) if injxcservice.exe is running from appdata/temp (constantly, without ever killing itself), kill it, delete it, remove reg entries, and either run a scan with ESET, or Kaspersky. (MBAM doesn't seem to have the injected files registered as of this post.)

Comes from one or more of the followin games:
Leaf on Fire 0.0.09 (my best assumption)
Chloe18 v4
Superpowered 0.20
A new dawn 0.8
i had lefy on fire comodo didnt pick up anything or malwarebytes tho i used mega if possible

if someone not tec savy deletes reg keys it could break windows completely just wanted to point that out
 

Eye-switcher

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I got something too after downloading a skunked version of a game, now i dont Believe its the person that "skunked it" that infected my computer, but it was one hell of a pain to get rid of. every time i Went in to a new game thread the page would start to load a Movie , it said it was the person that skunked´s Movie, it was ,i think funny stuff, like cats and cartoons, but it stopped me from viewing any game thread, i had to close the browser, run a couple of ant-virus program and they found a trojan and adware, which i finally got rid of. Once again, im not blaming the fine person that skunked the game i downloaded im just telling it was there.This was like 3 weeks- a month ago, cant remember the game though...
 

Cyan

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I got something too after downloading a skunked version of a game, now i dont Believe its the person that "skunked it" that infected my computer, but it was one hell of a pain to get rid of. every time i Went in to a new game thread the page would start to load a Movie , it said it was the person that skunked´s Movie, it was ,i think funny stuff, like cats and cartoons, but it stopped me from viewing any game thread, i had to close the browser, run a couple of ant-virus program and they found a trojan and adware, which i finally got rid of. Once again, im not blaming the fine person that skunked the game i downloaded im just telling it was there.This was like 3 weeks- a month ago, cant remember the game though...
Which game? Would be helpful if you knew what it was, so the mods/others can look into it.

I run everything in a sandbox environment just because I'm paranoid.
 

Wrath

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May 13, 2017
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Tested all those games with different AV's and they are safe.
Our ads are safe.

Which host do you use to download games? (FilesUpload, GoFile, UpToBox etc)
I usually use mega desktop, but in that time frame I used nopy, workupload, and uptobox.
 

reaper6689

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Which game? Would be helpful if you knew what it was, so the mods/others can look into it.

I run everything in a sandbox environment just because I'm paranoid.
thats a good thing using a sandbox to isolate it from the main system
 
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Eye-switcher

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Which game? Would be helpful if you knew what it was, so the mods/others can look into it.

I run everything in a sandbox environment just because I'm paranoid.
Ok i have checked it must have been either "Anna exciting Affection" or "A wife and a Mother"
 

reaper6689

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i would love to test it on one of my vm see wot it does the file injxcservice.exe or even decompile it to see wot makes it tick
 
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Wrath

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May 13, 2017
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wot did the av report it as ?
A generic trojan, which means it can be anything from an active keylogger, RAT, or any other bot that's constantly spying on something. And someone did try getting into my gmail last monday as well, not a day later I found this.
 

Wrath

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So just a quick update since I was an idiot and forgot something, luckily I removed the files themselves and this wouldn't have had any effect but did help confirm the following...

To check for infection simply open task manager and look for injxcservice.exe or run msconfig and look for same file running out of appdata/local/roaming under your startup items.

This is also confirmed for me that...

1.) The executable was bound directly to a download, this infection doesn't come from an ad (seemed unlikely to begin with as I have 3 different ad blockers.).
Now I'm not saying that a user here did this although it's a possibility, back when I messed around this shit for malicious purposes, creating a download site that would bind infectious exe's to safe user uploaded files was a safe bet if you could get the traffic.

2.) It is something that's constantly going to monitor your PC (passwords, or in the case of a bot, maintain the connection for them to do shit to you.)

If all those have been tested it's possible I downloaded something else, I was loaded when I D/L'd shit off here last weekend and that's when it happened. It's also possible, it's one of the hosts because I couldn't find mega links.
 
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