Like others, I am getting an Avast popup saying it has blocked getusaaall.info with infection URL:Mal (It says the URL is hxxp://getusaaall.info/?e=smsn&cht=2&dcu=1&cpatch=2&dcs=1&pf=1&unp=Azm9CdOLv7DVDyxECyFPg7x9Ae0KBfUKAe4MBG0VWznLDe4PBNq9geFI&publisher=714&country=US&ind=7591481914243091115&exid=1404927793894946777&ssd=3555376229538166293&hid=4379228797659139772&osid=601&channel=0&sfx=1&jc=1&category_name=SaveMass&install_date=20130709) and it says the infection is found in C:\Windows\System32\svchost.ext.
I tried a regular clean and a boot scan with Avast, restoring to a previous restore point (on Windows 7 64 bit) which failed with an unknown error, and I ran MBAM, FRST, aswMBR and ComboFix (I actually ran ComboFix before the first 3 - not sure if that matters). I tried other stuff as well, but none of it worked.
Attached are the MBAM, FRST, aswMBR and ComboFix logs.
I ran it - attached is the log. I’ll keep monitoring to see if we get the popup again (interestingly, it popped up as soon as the script ran and right before it rebooted).
OK, I ran each of those commands and restarted the computer. Still no luck. I noticed that the Avast message saying the Web Shield blocked a harmful web page or file popped up after I did the ipconfig /renew the first time (before restarting), so after restarting I tried to release and renew my ip address and it did the same thing - gave the message as soon as it renewed the ip address.
I’m starting to think that this might be an issue with Avast itself. Should I uninstall and reinstall avast? Or maybe Chrome and/or firefox?
I did all of those things and I’m still getting the pop-up. It happens even if Chrome is not open. It definitely pops up whenever I get a new network connection.
It happens all the time regardless of what browser or even if a browser is running. The easiest way to get it to happen is to run ipconfig /release and then ipconfig /renew. It always pops up as soon as I am connected to the internet on the renew. Or when the computer boots up. But it also happens at random times while browsing.
I ran the fixlist and attached the log. Unfortunately it did not solve the problem, but running that did cause Dropbox to stop working. I think I can just uninstall and reinstall dropbox.