Email Hacked, Other Possible Security Risks Now?

A few days ago one of my email accounts was hacked and multiple blank emails were sent to everyone in my address book. It also appears that someone is now "spoofing" my email address and sending emails with links in them. After changing my password, I ran multiple virus/spyware scans with each one returning different results. One flagged something called "DSO Exploit," another flagged "weatherbug," and most recently, "win32:killapp-w!" came up in another report. I've used AdAware, Spybot Search & Destroy, Avast and Microsoft Security Essentials.

Because my laptop began to run MUCH, MUCH slower (and louder) following the email breach, seemed to make it difficult to open certain programs or tools intended to clean up my system, random programs were displaying various pop up messages, and the Outlook icon in my notifications/system tray kept popping up a message that said another program was using it even though I had closed out of the program and not opened it since the breach, I have been uncomfortable with using it in case there was spyware/malware on it that wasn't being detected, including a possible keystroke tracker.

I found your forum and completed all of the steps detailed in your "Vista & Windows 7 Malware Removal/Cleaning Procedure" thread and have attached the logs from each of the tools except MGtools. My computer would not allow me to install it to the C drive, so I installed and ran it from the desktop. At the end of the scan, I didn't notice anything that indicated where I could find the log and I am not finding anything in a search of my computer.

It would appear that my system is clean, but was hoping someone could help verify that before I try to login to any accounts or enter any personal information online. Also, as per the instructions, if after waiting a couple of days I don't notice any problems, should I go backwards through the steps to undo the other changes made in addition to turning on the UAC, including for example, re-enabling drivers through DeFogger, re-hiding the previously hidden files and folders, and uninstalling the cleaning tools?

Thank you in advance for any assistance you can offer!

System Information:
HP Pavilion dv6700 Notebook PC
Intel(R) Core (TM)2 Duo CPU T7500 @ 2.20 GHz, 2201 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processors
3.00 GB RAM
64-bit Operating System
Windows Vista Ultimate, 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002

 

I found the MG logs and have attached them. I did uninstall Avast before running through the cleaning steps as was specified.

 

Attached per your request are the logs from running TDSSKiller and MBRCheck.

Thanks,
Sarah

 

Well that sounds like good news!

Yes, I changed my password via my smartphone as soon as I realized that my account had been hacked.

When I ran TDSSkiller yesterday, it detected several "suspicious object, medium risk" items. Per the instructions, I left the option on each one on "Skip" and continued. The results of the MBRCheck also indicated that problems were found. Should I be worried about any of those?

If everything is A-OK, should I go back through and undo the various steps that I did during the cleaning process, including turning on the UAC, re-enabling drivers through DeFogger, re-hiding the previously hidden files and folders, and uninstalling the cleaning tools?

Thanks!!