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Trojan.Zeroaccess | Symantec
CVE-2009-1672, CVE-2009-4324, CVE-2010-1885 Trojan.Zeroaccess is a Trojan horse that uses an advanced rootkit to hide itself. It can also create a hidden file system, downloads more malware, and opens a back door on the compromised computer.
The Trojan is called ZeroAccess due to a string found in the kernel driver code that is pointing to the original project folder called ZeroAccess. It is also known as max++ as it creates a new kernel device object called __max++>.
If it was my computer and it had a advanced rootkit I would do a clean wipe install.
one way.
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I recommend changing all password for everything using another clean computer. Inform your banks and credit card companies ect. what happened.
I would not copy over any thing from old install to the new install because it can and probable is infected also.
You have been infected by one of the Bad Boys of infections and the backdoor was left open for all his buddies.