Logs from Malware Removal Guide - Just want to be sure I'm clean

On 18/07/11 I went to a page from a Google search. After a couple of seconds on the page it closed and a fake anti-virus, simply called Defender, popped up and started "scanning for viruses".

Despite my better judgement, I panicked and clicked "stop scan". I immediately realised my mistake and started trying to kill it. I first tried to open Task Manager, but that instantly closed and Defender told me that Task Manager was infected with a virus. Next I tried to open command prompt, but the same thing happened. My next attempt was to try to open McAfee Security Centre, but as I moused towards the icon, it disappeared. I was starting to get desperate and was even trying stuff that obviously wouldn't work (ESC, Alt+F4, what have you).

After I eventually managed to kill it (which, unfortunately, I don't actually remember how I did), I followed the path of the shortcut it left on my desktop and put it through McAfee's Shredder, then did the same to the shortcut itself. After this I ran full scans with SUPERAntiSpyware, Spybot - Search & Destroy, Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware and McAfee; which found various Trojans, Adware and Keyloggers in both my files and registry. I continued running precautionary scans over the next few days, which picked up a few stragglers.

However, scans kept coming up empty after this, but my machine has still been running slower than usual and Zemana AntiLogger is reporting all kinds of activity. IE has also been randomly having issues; mostly randomly crashing, hanging and performing overall sluggishly.

In my search for a more thorough method of flushing out Malware I stumbled upon this site. I went through your Malware Removal Guide and did it all with no problems, except for not running RootRepeal due to having a 64 bit OS.

I have attached the required logs and would really appreciate some help on this matter, as my knowledge of Malware is limited at best. I am particularly concerned about there being some form of keylogging/screen capture/etc going on, as I frequently use online banking and various forms of e-commerce, and being unable to do any of these things until I am sure my machine is clean in very inconvenient.

Thanking you in advance

DJNova

 

Thanks for the quick reply.

I use that proxy at TAFE, so that's fine.

As for my computer running slowly, booting has been taking longer than usual, especially after logging in; it can take almost a couple of minutes before I can do anything, and prior to being attacked by Defender it took maybe 15 seconds.

It also has been getting slow and laggy when multi-tasking, especially tasks with high memory usage like 3D modelling. Since running through the Malware Removal Guide though, these both seems to have cleared up.

Now the only thing running especially slow is IE. It takes a long time to start up and almost as long to open a new tab. I haven't had it crash or hang yet since doing the Malware Removal Guide.

Everything seems fine in Task Manager.

I have another question too, if it's not to much trouble. After my first manual reboot after running through the Malware Removal Guide I noticed a couple of hidden files on my desktop that weren't there before. One is a temp file from a word document I had on the desktop months ago, and the other 2 are both .ini files named desktop. I have attached a screenshot of the desktop.inis. Is it okay to delete these?

 

Thank you very much for your help. Everything's gone off without a hitch and now I can finally stop being paranoid about keyloggers.