BirdDog wrote:You could have a rootkit virus. Try the beta Malwarebytes anti-rootkit program, it works well: https://www.malwarebytes.com/antirootkit/
Good idea.
I use Norton Power Eraser for the same.
You could have a rootkit virus. Try the beta Malwarebytes anti-rootkit program, it works well: https://www.malwarebytes.com/antirootkit/
BirdDog wrote:You could have a rootkit virus. Try the beta Malwarebytes anti-rootkit program, it works well: https://www.malwarebytes.com/antirootkit/
Good idea.
I use Norton Power Eraser for the same.
Thanks everyone--tried all of the above, Guess i'll go back to the drawing board
Hi folks,
Gonna go ahead and close this thread since it's gone inactive for a while. If you still have concerns, please start a new thread.
Just today I have a couple of cloudfront entries in my hosts, and by using the sliders and finding the time the entries appeared, and corresponding them to my Chrome history, I can see that the those entries were actually tied to when I was searching Amazon a little earlier for an indoor grill. It's just an idea of something that you could try.
Granted, it's not a lot of data in comparison to the rest, but it may help to figure out what it's tied to.
